Find everything you need to know about pensions. With a suite of guides, calculators and tools, you can make sure you’re on track to your ideal retirement.
Important information: The ii SIPP is for people who want to make their own decisions when investing for retirement. As investment values can go down as well as up, you may end up with a retirement fund that’s worth less than what you invested. Usually, you won’t be able to withdraw your money until age 55 (57 from 2028). If you’re unsure if a SIPP is right for you, please speak to an authorised financial adviser.
Are you saving enough for retirement? Enter some quick details and see how a few changes could make a difference to your pension.
Paying as much as you can into your SIPP will help boost your retirement income. But how much can you contribute in a year?
What happens to your pension after you die? Learn more about how inheritance tax affects your SIPP - and how you can start preparing for the future.
There are strict rules about when you can start withdrawing money from your SIPP. Find out more about taking income from your pension.
If you’re exploring your pension options and don’t know where to start, we have some basic guides to help.
Learn more about the different types of pension, and what they mean for your retirement.
Discover how to find how much you pay for your pension - and what you can do about it.
See what options are available and compare SIPP providers to find the pension for you.
A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a type of pension that gives you more control of your retirement planning, compared to other pensions. Learn more about SIPPs and if they’re right for you.
Find out how a SIPP differs from other pension options.
See the key benefits of a SIPP and if one would suit you.
Find out what you need to know about paying into a SIPP.
Find out more about our three-time Which? Recommended SIPP and if it’s the right pension option for you. Take control of your future from just £5.99 a month.
Is a SIPP the right choice for you? Here’s how SIPPs compare to other popular types of account.
Which type of pension is right for you?
What are your options if you’re self-employed?
Which of these self-invested pension schemes would better suit your situation?
Both let you invest in your retirement. But are either ideal for you?
If you want to take charge of your pension, which option is best?
How do you want to prepare for your child’s future?
Looking to switch your pension to a different investment platform? Here’s what you need to know about transferring your pension quickly and seamlessly.
Transferring your pension can be a great way to take control of your retirement and open up more flexible opportunities. Here’s what you need to consider before making that next step.
Learn about pension transfers and how bringing everything to a single provider could make retirement planning easier.
Find out how to find and trace a lost pension. And what you can do once you’ve found them.
See if transferring your workplace pension to a SIPP is right for you. And what to consider before transferring.
Find out what you need to know about transferring an ISA to a SIPP - and if it’s the right option for you.
The more you contribute to your pension, the more you’ll have when it’s time to retire. But it comes with some strict rules. Here’s what you need to know.
You can only contribute so much to your pension every year. Learn about your annual pension allowance.
Paying as much as you can into your SIPP will help boost your retirement income. But how much can you contribute?
It might be your personal pension, but that doesn’t mean your employer can’t contribute to your SIPP.
While pensions and SIPPs provide some generous tax relief, there are still tax considerations to keep in mind.
Your pension contributions receive a boost through tax relief. Find out more about how much tax relief you can get.
If you’re making contributions into a SIPP, you may need to complete a self-assessment tax return.
With SIPP tax relief, we’ll claim the basic-rate on your contributions. Though for some, you could claim more.
Dividends paid on UK investments in a SIPP are tax-free. This isn’t always the case with non-UK investments.
Here are some SIPP investment ideas to inspire you. Whether you’ve just started saving in a pension or are getting closer to retirement, there’ll be something for you.
SIPPs give you the opportunity to invest in way that works for you. Here are some more options you can choose from when you invest in a SIPP.
Learn all about holding bonds in your SIPP.
Discover whether AIM shares suit your appetite for risk.
Find out what target retirement funds are and how they work.
See how you can invest in your pension in a sustainable way.
We want you to feel confident that you’re on track towards your retirement. Try out our suite of SIPP tools and make sure your pension is where you want it to be.
Are you saving enough for retirement? See how a few changes could make a difference to your pension.
Do you want to know how your retirement savings are shaping up? See if your pension is on track.
How long could your pension last? Enter a few details and take stock of your situation.
When the time comes to access your pension pot, you have plenty of options available. Here’s what you need to know about taking money from your pension.
See what you can do with your SIPP once you reach retirement.
Find out what the rules are when it comes to SIPP withdrawals.
Take up to 25% of your pension tax-free with income drawdown.
Inheritance planning is never an easy discussion. But it’s crucial to decide what happens to your SIPP when you’re gone. Here’s what you need to consider about pension inheritance.
What happens to your pension after you die? Learn more about how inheritance tax affects your SIPP.
How income tax applies after you die depends on your age. See what you need to prepare for.
Your pension could be your biggest financial asset, so it’s normal to worry about what will happen to that money when you’re gone.