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What is the gender pensions gap and why does it exist?

The gender pensions gap is the difference between men’s and women’s average pension values. Find out why women often approach retirement with far less saved.
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A guide to Armed Forces pensions

Find out how the Armed Forces Pension Scheme works, including how much you might get, when you can claim and what happens when you die.
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What to do if your pension transfer is stopped or delayed

When you ask to transfer your pension to a new provider, the old provider will make checks before moving your money. If they're worried your new scheme might...
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Ways to close the gender pensions gap

On average, women have around half as much saved in a pension as men by age 60. Here are steps you can take to help close the gender pensions gap.
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Benefits in retirement

Many pensioners are failing to claim the benefits they’re entitled to. Don’t miss out on your money – here’s a list of benefits you could potentially claim and...
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Ways to boost your pension

Your retirement is likely to be more comfortable if you have a higher income from your pension. We explain the ways you can boost your pension savings.
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How to complain about a problem with your pension

If you have a problem with your pension, including the State Pension or acting on bad advice from a financial adviser, you can complain. Here’s what you need...
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Carry forward: increase your annual allowance for pension savings

If your pension savings exceed the annual allowance (£60,000 for most), check if you can use unused allowances from the last three tax years. This is called ...
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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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Increase your State Pension with voluntary National Insurance contributions

You usually need 35 qualifying years of National Insurance (NI) contributions to get the full State Pension. If you do not have enough, you can pay to fill gaps...

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What is the gender pensions gap and why does it exist?

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A guide to Armed Forces pensions

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What to do if your pension transfer is stopped or delayed

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Ways to close the gender pensions gap

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Benefits in retirement

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Ways to boost your pension

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How to complain about a problem with your pension

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Carry forward: increase your annual allowance for pension savings

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How to complain about delays to your pension

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Increase your State Pension with voluntary National Insurance contributions

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