If you're thinking about moving your other pensions into your Scottish Widows personal pension, you may be able to do this over the phone.
This section explains
Your existing pension may have benefits and features that you'd like to keep. Or you may decide to give these up when you transfer. When you call, we’ll tell you about these so you can work out what’s best for you.
We accept most, but not all pensions. There are a few reasons for this so, when you call, we’ll ask you about your other pensions and let you know if a transfer is possible.
Once we’ve checked these details and you’ve decided to go ahead, we’ll begin your transfer while you’re on the phone.
This information is not the same thing as advice.
Read more about advice and find out which type might be right for you.
If you’d like to find out more about pension transfers, get in touch today.
Call us
Call our Pension helpdesk,
Monday and Friday (9am-6pm).
0345 608 0380
Questions we're often asked
If you’ve read about pension transfers, you know what’s involved and have decided it’s right for you, you can apply to transfer.
As well as your Scottish Widows policy number, if you have one, you’ll need the following details for each of the pensions you want to transfer:
These details are personal, so we can’t find these out for you.
Once we’ve received your pension transfer, you have the right to change your mind for 30 days.
If you decide to return your pension to your other provider, they may not accept it. You might have to set up a new pension with them. This may have different features and charges. You might even have to open a pension with a third provider.
If you change your mind within this 30-day period, contact us.