Your pension in your pocket
Our app makes it easy to keep an eye on your pension and plan for the future.
Understand your options
Make the most of your investments
If you took out your investment through an adviser or one of our branches, find out about:
- reviewing your investments
- key documents
- what funds you can invest in
- getting in touch with us
- how you may be taxed
- withdrawing money from your investment.
What kind of investment do you have?
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Manage your Scottish Widows Stocks and Shares ISA or Halifax ISA Investor. You may have opened your plan through an independent financial adviser, in one of our branches or through a direct campaign. You are still able to manage your products here, including making additional investments into your plan.
Scottish Widows Stocks and Shares ISA and Halifax ISA Investor
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Manage your Scottish Widows OEIC (Open Ended Investment Company) Account or Halifax Collective Investment Plan (CIP). You may have opened your plan through an independent financial adviser, in one of our branches or through a direct campaign. You are still able to manage your products here, including making additional investments into your plan.
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Manage your Scottish Widows and Halifax Personal Investment Plan or Scottish Widows Flexible Options Bond and Flexible Investment Bond.
If you don't see your bond on this page please consult your adviser, policy documentation or your most recent annual statement for further information.
You may have opened your plan through an independent financial adviser, in one of our branches or through a direct campaign. You are still able to manage your products here, including making additional investments into your plan.
Scottish Widows and Halifax Personal Investment Plan
Scottish Widows Flexible Options Bond and Flexible Investment Bond
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A pension is a long-term investment that helps you save for your retirement in a tax-efficient way.
Workplace Pensions: Your workplace pension is a long-term investment that helps you save for your retirement in a tax-efficient way. They are arranged by your employer. A percentage of your pay is paid into your pension automatically every payday.
Individual Pensions: This could be a personal pension or an Individual Stakeholder pension you have opened yourself, through an adviser or through a branch of Lloyds Bank, Halifax or Bank of Scotland.
Retirement Account: Retirement Account is a personal pension plan that supports you to and through retirement.