Check you're on track

The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) recommends that an individual will need a minimum of £10,900 per year in their retirement to cover basic needs. For a moderate standard of living this increases to at least £20,800 per year. And for a comfortable standard of living with greater financial flexibility, the recommendation is at least £33,600 per year. Using our interactive tools can help you to see what you're currently on track to receive in retirement, and how much you could need based on your lifestyle and plans.

LET OUR EXPERTS ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS

Is my pension on track? Is it enough?

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How much should I save for retirement?


Get more expert answers to commonly asked pension questions in our expert sessions videos.
 

IF YOU ONLY DO ONE THING TODAY

Set aside just a few minutes to review your pension savings through your online services. Log in or register an account if you haven't already. And remember to download the Scottish Widows app as both can help you manage your retirement savings on the go.
 

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TOOLS AND CALCULATORS

Want to see if you are on track for the retirement you want? Try our helpful tools

Retirement calculators

Retirement calculators

See what your pension can mean in pounds and pence. Our calculators can help you explore your pension options and show how a small increase now could make a big difference to your retirement.

* Please note if you are enrolled in a section of the Scottish Widows Master Trust, please refer to your infosite.

Meet your future self

Answer Four short questions to see when you could retire and what you could look like when you get there.


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Your questions answered

Your questions answered

We've gathered together the most commonly asked questions when it comes to checking what you've got saved for your retirement.

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Check you're on track

Watch our film for the top tips from our pension experts on how to check you’re on track for your retirement.
 

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WHAT NEXT?

If you have checked your pension, why not try to manage what you've got.

Manage what you've got