Get help

For questions about the specific terms of your workplace pension scheme, talk to your pension provider or your employer.

You can get free, impartial information about your workplace pension options from:

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You can get advice about workplace pensions from a . You바카라 사이트™ll usually have to pay for the advice.

Employers should contact .

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Contact if you have concerns about the way your employer is dealing with automatic enrolment.

You can also , who may be able to help you.

If you바카라 사이트™re already paying into a personal pension

Check whether it바카라 사이트™s better for you to:

  • carry on with just your personal pension
  • stop paying into your personal pension and join your workplace pension
  • keep paying into both

If you바카라 사이트™re saving large amounts in pensions

You may have to pay a tax charge if your total savings in workplace pensions and any other personal pension scheme go above your annual allowance of £60,000.

If you start taking your pension pot, your annual allowance could drop to as low as £10,000.

If your pension scheme is closing

This can happen if your employer decides they do not want to use a scheme anymore or they can no longer pay their contributions. Money Helper has information about .

If you바카라 사이트™ve been automatically enrolled, your employer cannot close a pension scheme without automatically enrolling you into another one.

If you바카라 사이트™re getting a divorce

You and your spouse or partner will have to tell the court the value of each of your pension pots. You then have different options to when you get a divorce.

  1. Step 1 Check when you can retire

  2. and Check how much pension you could get

  3. Step 2 Increase your pension

    You might be able to increase the amount you get if you delay your pension.

    1. Find out about delaying your pension

    You might be able to pay voluntary contributions to fill in gaps in your National Insurance record (such as, from when you were not working or claiming benefits).

    1. Check if you can pay voluntary National Insurance contributions

    For advice about increasing your workplace or private pension, speak to a financial adviser.

  4. Step 3 Check what other financial support you could get

  5. Step 4 Decide when to retire