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Boost your pension with additional voluntary contributions (AVCs)
One way to top up your pension savings is by making additional voluntary contributions (AVCs) – either by paying more into your existing scheme or setting up...
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How to complain about delays to your pension
Here’s how long your pension provider and employer have to make payments, transfers and deal with other requests. Plus, what to do if they miss the deadline.
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How to take your pension: a step-by-step guide
It’s a good idea to plan how you’ll take your pension many years before you retire. This gives you time to understand your options, decide when you might be ...
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What happens to my workplace pension during maternity or paternity leave?
While you’re on paid family leave, you and your employer will usually continue paying into your workplace pension. Here’s what you need to know, including what...
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Your pension if you’re working part time
If you’re working part time, you shouldn’t be treated any differently than a full-time employee doing the same job.
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Early retirement
Early retirement might sound like a good idea if you’re made redundant or want to make a change. But it’s important to weigh up the pros and cons. Take the time...
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Is the 25% tax-free pension lump sum ending or changing?
No changes to the 25% tax-free pension lump sum were announced in the 2026 Autumn Budget. Here’s what you need to know.
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Pension problems and changes
If you have a problem with your pension, like provider mistakes or bad pension advice, use our guides to learn what to do. This includes:
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Pension scheme fees and charges explained
Most defined contribution pension schemes charge fees to invest and manage your money. You usually won’t pay any charges if you have a defined benefit pension....
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Build up your retirement savings after divorce or dissolution
As part of your financial settlement, you might have received part of your ex-husband, wife or civil partner’s pensions. Or perhaps you’ve given up a share of...
