The UK Property Workplace Pension funds are no longer available for investment.
Our servicing teams remain busy and we're aware some customers are experiencing delays when contacting us. We apologise for any inconvenience this may be causing. This is not the service we want to provide. Please be assured, we're actively working to resolve this position as soon as we can.
There are other ways to get information about your policy. For most of our products, you can manage your policy online by logging in or registering for your Online Service. Registration is easy and only takes five minutes - all you need is your policy number. There are a small number of products not currently available online, and these are listed on the registration page.
In addition to your main scheme pension, Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) could be just the thing to help your retirement pot go further.
A workplace pension is a great way to save for your future lifestyle.
You have the flexibility to change your contributions to suit you, so you're always in control.
You can choose where you invest your contributions.
You have choice and control over how you take your money.
Here are some case studies to help you see the difference increasing your contributions could make to your savings. These case studies show some typical situations, but don't relate to any particular individuals or circumstances. The figures are for illustration purposes only and cannot be guaranteed.
You can use the calculator below to see how much your monthly pension contributions could add up to in retirement. The figures in 'Your summary' are only a guide based on the details you enter and you should read your current Key Features document and Fund Guide which have important information about the risks, benefits and charges of the product before you make a decision. You'll find these online or contact your employer/scheme administrator. And if you want a generic illustration, please contact us.
Before changing your pension contributions, or any other information, you should read your Key Features document and your Fund Guide as these documents have important information about the risks, benefits and charges of the product to help you make a decision. You will find these online if you're already paying pension contributions or by contacting your employer/scheme administrator.
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