Welcome to the Pension Engagement Hub, a collection of pension engagement resources, articles, videos and external tools that employers can use to support employee understanding and engagement with workplace pensions.
Whether you’re running a Pension Awareness campaign, promoting financial wellbeing or supporting employees approaching retirement, these resources can be incorporated into internal communications, benefits platforms, webinars and engagement campaigns.
We’ve partnered with the Pension Awareness campaign, which this year is encouraging people to spend just two minutes on their pension using its simple checklist.
Small actions can have a big impact over time. Whether it’s checking how much you’re contributing, reviewing your investment choices, updating your beneficiaries or locating old pension pots, a few minutes today could help improve your retirement outcomes in the future.
To support the campaign, our colleagues Kelly Parsons and Adam Bexson share their practical tips and insights in the short videos below.
Research consistently shows that many people lose track of old pension pots as they move jobs throughout their careers. The Pension Attention campaign highlights simple actions you can take to reconnect with your retirement savings and ensure you have a clearer picture of your finances.
Explore our latest articles covering workplace pensions, retirement planning, financial wellbeing and employee engagement. These resources provide practical guidance and thought leadership to help you better understand the factors that influence long-term financial security.
Protect yourself from pension scams
Pension scams can have a devastating impact on retirement savings and are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Scammers often contact people unexpectedly through phone calls, emails, text messages or social media, promising high returns, early access to pension savings or one-off investment opportunities.
A good rule of thumb is that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Before making any decisions about your pension, take time to check who you are dealing with, seek guidance where appropriate and be wary of any pressure to act quickly.
Watch out for these warning signs
Find lost pensions – If you’ve changed jobs during your career, you may have pension pots you’ve forgotten about. This tool provides guidance on how to track them down.
HMRC Tax in Retirement – Learn how pensions are taxed and what to consider when planning your retirement income.
MoneyHelper Pensions and Retirement Information – Calculators and guidance covering pension saving, pension options and retirement planning.
Check your State Pension and find out how much you may receive in retirement.
Pension Wise is the free government-backed guidance for people aged 50+ approaching retirement
