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Give your pension the attention it deserves

With life being so busy, you’ve probably got lots of priorities competing for your time (and money!). But it’s important not to neglect future you. Our research shows that one in three people expect their workplace pension to be the most important source of income in retirement*. So look after your pension now and it will look after you in the future.

Proud supporters of the #PensionAttention campaign

We’re proud to back the industry-wide #PensionAttention campaign, coordinated by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA). Together, our aim is to help the nation pay their pensions some attention. The ABI and PLSA have partnered with two campaign ambassadors to help achieve this: media personality Gemma Collins and money expert Iona Bain. Watch their videos below to learn how you can pay your pension some attention today!

Face Forward

Social media personality Gemma Collins talks about the importance of facing forward to your future by checking in on your pension.

Picture your future

Money expert Iona Bain describes why it's important to pay your pension some attention and gives her top tips on getting started.

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Step 1: Find out if you have any lost pensions

If you've worked for more than one employer, it's likely you've already got more than one workplace pension. A great way to start paying your pension some attention is to track down your old workplace pensions to find out how much you’ve already saved - and make sure your details are up to date!

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There are billions of pounds out there in lost pension money

Could some of it be yours? If you've worked for more than one employer, it's likely you've already got more than one workplace pension. Track down any lost personal or workplace pensions using the Government's free Pension Tracing Service.

Find your lost pensions

Step 2: Log in to your pension account

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Log in to your pension account

When life’s busy, it’s easy to dismiss your pension as something to think about later. But small things can add up to make a big difference to your future. Log in to your account to see how much you've saved, and what your Fidelity pension could be worth when you retire.

Log in to PlanViewer

Step 3: Picture your future self

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Picture your future self

You’re already paying into a workplace pension, which means you’re making good progress towards saving for the future. Now might be a good time to take a closer look at your goals, understand what you've saved so far, and picture the kind of lifestyle you could have in retirement.

Get started
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Close the gap to meet your goals

If you’re worried your current contributions won’t be enough to meet your retirement goals, you're not alone – 1 in 3 people* are afraid their retirement savings will get used up sooner than expected. Increasing your monthly contribution by even just 1% could make a big difference to how much you have for retirement. See for yourself with our handy calculator.

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Knowledge is power

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*The Fidelity Global Sentiment Survey, 2023. The data collection, research and analysis was completed in partnership with Opinium, a strategic insight agency. Data collection took place between 3rd July and 18th July 2023 and includes a sample of 1000 UK adults.