The good news is that you can boost your pension pot by making the most of your workplace pension or a personal pension plan. How easy this will be depends on how far you are from retirement and what you have saved already. The first thing to do is to check the value of any ...
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Looking to bring all your pensions together into one pot? Transferring your old and lost pensions into a single account can simplify your pension savings, and could save you money on fees and charges. Find out if it's right for you. Pension transfer and consolidation...
There are two types of Workplace pensions: Defined contribution – Contributions from you and your employer are invested to help build up a pension pot. Generally, the more you put in, the bigger your pot. What you get at retirement is based on how much you’ve contributed and how your ...
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A personal pension plan can be used to save for retirement if you’re self-employed, don’t work or want to set up an additional pension. Learn about personal pensions.
In theory, you should be able to transfer your UK private or workplace pension overseas to Germany. However, it all depends on the conditions and restrictions of your particular pension scheme. You’ll also need to move your pension to what is known as a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension...
British workers could be forced to delay retirement or return to work by Donald Trump's trade war, pension experts have warned. The Society of Pension Professionals said the market turmoil caused by Trump's tariffs could reduce savers' retirement income by up to 20%. ...