It’s Pensions Awareness Week!

As part of our ongoing partnership with My Money Matters, we’re pleased to bring you a range of resources and support for Pensions Awareness Week.

This week, you’ll have access to their informative blog on pension basics, a fact-based webinar on understanding your pension, and tools such as the AVCs calculator to see how much you could save. Plus, one-to-one coaching sessions are available for personalised advice. To help you make the most of these resources, please follow the five steps outlined below. Make the most of this opportunity to take control of your financial future!

Step 1 - The Importance of Pension Awareness: Why You Should Care

Brush up on the basics and dispel some common pension myths this Pension Awareness Week by reading this blog post written by our partner My Money Matters.

Step 2 - Pension Awareness Week: Knowledge gives you power!

Have you booked your spot yet? The financial education experts at My Money Matters have created this webinar to give you all the pension related facts you need. Click to book onto this webinar before it’s too late, and be in with the chance to win 1 of 5 £50 eGift cards! Terms and Conditions apply.

Step 3 - Find out how much you could save.

Follow up on the knowledge you gained through the webinar and check out My Money Matters’ Knowledge Hub. Use the calculator to find out just how much you could save with a Shared Cost AVC scheme.

Step 4 - Want more? Book a one-to-one coaching session

Still got questions? Book in with a Financial Education Coach to get answers and tailored information about how a Shared Cost AVC scheme could help you reach your ideal retirement.

A Pension is a long-term investment, the fund value may fluctuate and can go down. Your eventual income may depend upon the size of the fund at retirement, future interest rates and tax legislation.

Step 5 - Submit your AVC application

Ready to make the most of your retirement savings opportunities? Visit My Money Matters to submit your Shared Cost AVC application today. With Income Tax and National Insurance contribution savings to be made, every £10 you save will only cost you £7.28* from your paycheck.

*Basic rate savings are displayed as a guide only. Basic rate assumes an individual paying 20% Income Tax and 8% National Insurance contributions. A Pension is a long-term investment, the fund value may fluctuate and can go down. Your eventual income may depend upon the size of the fund at retirement, future interest rates and tax legislation.