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About Fidelity, your pension manager Governance Sustainable Investing Diversity and Inclusion
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Overview
Grow & manage your pension
Planning
Investing
Access your pension
Choosing income options Drawdown Taking lump sums Staying invested in retirement Taking tax-free cash
Access your Pension
Your retirement income
Your retirement income
Choosing income options Drawdown Taking lump sums Staying invested in retirement Taking tax-free cash
Your financial wellness
Understand your financial wellness Check your financial health Four steps to financial fitness Women and Money
Feel good with Fidelity
Feel good with Fidelity
Understand your financial wellness Check your financial health Four steps to financial fitness Women and Money
Useful information
Push on without the push-ups
You’ve built some healthy savings but are you on track?
Important information - the value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up so you may get back less than you invest.
No matter how long you have been saving into your pension, it’s a good idea to think about how fit your finances are and whether you’re on track to meet your long-term savings goals.
Fidelity Global Retirement Survey 2019
If you start to flex your financial muscles now, you can make a real difference to your pension in the future. For now, it’s about little steps.
Making the most of your employer contributions is really worthwhile. It’s also a good idea to understand the value of your savings now and how to make changes and adapt - so you know how much is going in, where your savings are invested and all your personal details are up to date.
Monitor your money
Log in to PlanViewer to view a real-time summary of your rate of return, your recent activity and to make changes to your plan.
What happens to my pension if I get made redundant?
Four important tips if you’re facing financial uncertainty.
Why you should talk about money
We discuss how talking about money with family and friends can improve your financial health and overall wellbeing.
How long could you survive if you lost your job?
Losing your job can change your life. But there are some simple steps you can take now to come out of it a survivor. Four important tips if you’re facing financial uncertainty.
When to bring pensions together and when not to
Ed Monk asks when it’s right to bring your pensions together in one place - and when it isn’t.
Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and all tax rules may change in the future. Withdrawals from a pension product will not normally be possible until you reach age 55.
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Understanding the effect of market changes on your pension
Many people across the globe face financial uncertainty. With a lot to process, you may be worried about your job, your family and what this means for your long-term retirement savings. You are not alone. We have put together list of helpful questions and answers tp help you manage your pension through uncertain times, and you can stay up to date with our latest expert news and insights on global markets and investing.
Complete your Expression of Wish
To complete your Expression of Wish and nominate your beneficiaries, log in to PlanViewer (look under the 'My plan' menu) or speak to your employer.