Pension basics

From 6 April 2026, the State Pension will rise by 4.7%. If you’re eligible for the full new State Pension, you’ll receive £241.30 a week — up from £230.25 in…

Transferring your pension to an InvestEngine SIPP can be straightforward. In this guide, we explain how pension transfers work, what to check before you start, and what to expect along…

If you’re saving for retirement in the UK, chances are you already have a workplace pension. But you may also be wondering whether a Self‑Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) could give…

A self‑invested personal pension (SIPP) is a flexible way to save for retirement, giving you control over how and where your money is invested. It’s particularly beneficial for higher earners…

Retirement is a milestone that many look forward to, and understanding when and how to collect your pension in the UK is a crucial part of planning for your future.…

The State Pension is an important foundation for UK retirees, but it doesn’t provide enough on its own for most people to live a comfortable retirement. The most useful way…

Your workplace pension is, for most people, the single biggest driver of their retirement income. The State Pension provides a basic floor (more on that in our State Pension guide), …