1
Find the value of your State Pension
It’s easy to get a personal estimate of how much you’re entitled to
2
Boost your State Pension
It’s possible to increase your State pension even if you’re about to retire
3
Decide when to take your State Pension
Check when you’ll receive your State Pension and if you should delay taking it
4
Apply for your State Pension
Your state pension isn’t automatically paid – we’ll explain how to apply
5
Find previous pensions
If you’ve lost touch with previous employers, don’t worry – there is a solution
6
Explore combining your pension pots
There can be advantages to having all your pensions in one place
7
Decide what do with your pension pots?
We’ll take you through the options you have – and the pros and cons
8
Pay more money into your pension
You can pay more into your pension scheme, but there are limits
9
Consider using the equity in your home
The equity in your property can boost your finances
10
Use other savings and investments
They can help fund your retirement – often tax efficiently
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Get everything you’re entitled to
For example, free bus travel and Winter Fuel Allowance
12
Work after retirement
You might want to continue working after retirement