Where can I find pension advice?
Free pension guidance is available online on sites like Money Helper and Age UK. You can also pay to see an independent financial adviser (IFA), who is authorised to give you pension advice. Over 50s are eligible for a free pension guidance session from Pension Wise.
Where to get pension advice
Whether you’re thinking about opening a pension plan, you’re looking at transferring your pension, or you’re nearing retirement and considering your options, you can get free information and pension guidance from Money Helper.
You should always make sure you’re fully clued-up when you’re making pension decisions, and seek further advice if you feel you need it. In particular, if you want to transfer a defined benefit pension worth over £30,000 then you need to consult an independent financial advisor first.
If you’re 50 or over you can get a free Pension Wise appointment. This is a 45-60 minute conversation with a pension specialist, who will help you understand what you can do with your pension pot.
PensionBee doesn’t provide pension advice
PensionBee is non-advisory, so we don’t give pension advice or offer personal recommendations to customers.
Instead, we can provide you with information about our service so that you can make up your own mind about whether PensionBee is right for you. Explore our website or give us a call on 020 3457 8444 to find out more about us. Or, if you’re ready to move your pensions to a new online plan, sign up to PensionBee here.
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Risk warning
As always with investments, your capital is at risk. The value of your investment can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invest. This information should not be regarded as financial advice.
Last edited: 06-04-2025
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