Britain has one of the biggest pension fund markets, but are you losing out on a more lucrative pension pot? Many leading experts are calling for funds to refocus and invest in Britain.

Latest estimates suggest lost pension pots in the UK now total a staggering £26 billion, a £7 billion increase in the last four years. Additional data from the Association of British Insurers shows that around 3 million pension pots are not currently matched to their owner. So how do you go about finding a lost pension pot?

Inflation has been in the news of late, rising from just 0.2% in August 2020 to a staggering 5.4% in January 2022. While there are different ways to measure inflation, the most popular is the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Inflation is an indicator of the cost of living measured by price changes in goods and services used in everyday lives.

It is a lot easier than you might think to lose track of your pension assets. However, there are now various ways to check for missing pension funds and reassess your pension options.

For many people, workplace pensions seem the obvious choice, with employers also contributing. However, there are several issues to consider when choosing your pension. For some people, a personal pension may be more relevant to their working life, offering greater choice and flexibility.

Did you know that only 24% of self-employed Brits are saving into a pension? If you want to have a comfortable retirement, the best time to start saving is now. But, it’s not too late, and there are options available to you.

While it’s widely known that the UK state pension age is set to gradually increase over the next decade, fewer people are aware of plans to change when Brits can start drawing down from private pensions, too.

The clocks going back at the end of October is the ideal opportunity to spend an extra hour in bed for many people. However, a new campaign is calling on us to use that extra hour to trace our lost pensions instead.