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Defined benefit pension schemes: final salary and career average explained
A defined benefit pension is a type of workplace pension scheme. The money you get when you retire is based on your salary and the number of years you’ve been...
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Can I use my pension to pay off debt?
If you owe money and are aged 55 or over, you might consider using your pension savings to clear debt. But you could end up paying more tax and having less money...
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All retirement related blog posts
Browse our collection of retirement blogs, with articles on pensions, later-life finances, retirement decisions and planning. Read expert insights and guidance.
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A guide to pensions if you’re self-employed
A pension gives you an income when you’re older, so you can retire and stop working – or work less. It can also help if you need to retire early due to poor ...
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What the Spring Budget means for you
There were a lot of changes announced in Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget this afternoon. Find out what this could mean for your household.
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What to do with your pension if you’re made redundant
If you’re made redundant, your workplace pension savings are still safe. You can either leave your pension where it is or transfer it to a new provider. Here’s...
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Collective defined contribution pensions explained
A collective defined contribution (CDC) scheme pays you a regular income for life when you retire. Everyone’s money is invested together in a single fund to ...
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How pension auto-enrolment works
If you have a job, your employer will usually offer you a workplace pension. This lets you and your employer save money to give you an income when you retire....
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Pension statements explained: what your provider must tell you
Checking your pension statements regularly lets you keep track of your retirement savings and spot any problems. Here’s what you need to know.
