The world of modern pensions is constantly changing. Keep up to date with the latest pension news, such as rises in the State Pension age, tax limits and any other announcements that could affect your benefits.
The latest edition of In Touch newsletter is now available online.
On 6 March the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered the government’s Spring Budget 2024. So, what does it mean for pensions?
Your In Touch newsletter is being mailed out to members of the E.ON UK Group of the Electricity Supply Pension Scheme (ESPS) this week.
With just over a month to go till Christmas, this may be one of the busiest times of the year for shoppers’ bank accounts.
Find out quickly and easily how much you should be saving for your pension.
Notice of the forthcoming Electricity Supply Pension Scheme Annual General Meeting.
The Pay Your Pension Some Attention campaign is back for a second time, to help you get to grips with your pension.
It’s never too late to take control of your finances, and your future.
As the State Pension marks its 75th anniversary this month, we take the opportunity to provide an overview of the way this vital state benefit works.
The latest issue of your In Touch newsletter is now available online and includes an update on the Member-Nominated Trustee selection process and a questionnaire for applications.
The Spring Budget included several changes that could affect the tax some members pay on their pension savings.
Save yourself the hassle of having to hunt down old pensions by simply keeping track of them all as you go along and your career progresses.
An overview of the announcements made in the Autumn Budget and what they mean for pension savers.
Changes to Helpline opening times over the festive period
New PIE option to be offered as part of the retirement process for new pensioners.
The hustle and bustle of Christmas and the busy festive period can provide perfect opportunity for fraudsters to do what they do best – part savers with their money.
Talk Money Week – an annual public awareness campaign, run by the Money and Pensions Service, is to take place this month.
Many of you may have seen the news stories recently regarding the solvency of UK pension funds as financial markets reacted to the UK government's announcements in the mini budget.
The 2022 annual benefit statements for the final salary and Retirement Balance Plan categories will be posted to active members from the start of August.
It’s easier than ever to tell us who you’d like to receive your pension money if you die before it’s claimed. You can now make and update your Expression of Wish online.
Railpen is in the process of sending all pensioner members a pension increase letter confirming the increase to your pension with effect from April 2022.
An update on the Spring Statement which was delivered by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on 23 March.
New regulations aim to prevent pension scams during the transfer process.
You will be unable to log into your online myESPS account between Sunday 27 February and Tuesday 1 March 2022 while we complete some maintenance work on the site.
The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) has created three handy, new online guides which explain all you need to know about the new State Pension.
Changes to the Helpline opening hours over the festive period
One of the benefits of your pension scheme is your beneficiaries could receive a cash lump sum if you die.
Anyone can be a target of a scam. Watch a new video and learn the warning signs to protect your pension savings.
The Scheme’s administrator, RPMI, has now rebranded to Railpen.
Notice of the forthcoming Electricity Supply Pension Scheme Annual General Meeting
According to the Financial Conduct Authority, scammers defrauded people out of more than £2million worth of pension savings so far this year.
You can now log in to your pension account on the E.ON UK Group of the ESPS website.
The Government-backed Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) is launching MoneyHelper.
The Scheme’s actuarial valuation is currently underway and will calculate the position as at 31 March 2021.
A round-up of the latest developments that may affect your pension…
The age at which people can start claiming a State Pension has now officially risen from 65 to 66.
With fraudsters trying to take advantage of the widespread anxiety caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, it’s more important than even to protect your savings and make sure you don’t fall for a scam.
Two new sets of guidance have been produced to provide support for pension savers in the times of financial uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 outbreak.
Pension cold-calling is now illegal.
It’s important to keep a record of the pension schemes you’ve been a member of to make sure you don’t miss out on any benefits you’re entitled to when you retire.
The State Pension age became the same for men and women in November 2019.
A new financial advice service has been set up to replace the Money Advice Service, the Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) and Pension Wise.