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A pension is a long-term investment that provides income after retirement, allowing you to save for the future.
Your contribution depends on your goals. Our advisors can help calculate the right amount for your lifestyle.
The State Pension is a regular payment from the government when you reach a certain age. Eligibility and the amount you receive depend on your National Insurance record.
Pension drawdown allows you to access your pension pot while it remains invested. You can take a regular income or lump sums, but your pot could run out if not managed carefully.
An annuity is an insurance product that provides a guaranteed income for life or a set period in exchange for a lump sum from your pension pot.
Generally, you can't access your pension until you reach age 55 (rising to 57 in 2028), unless you have a serious health condition.
What happens to your pension depends on the type of pension and your beneficiaries. Defined contribution pensions can usually be passed on, while defined benefit pensions may offer survivor benefits.
Pension charges are fees applied to your pension, which can include management fees, administration costs, and transaction charges. These can impact your overall returns.