

Your pension income options
If you don't need any money from your pension you can leave it all invested as it is. Alternatively, if you do want to access your pension pot then there are a number of ways you can do this.
Work out what you have
There are lots of different places where you might get an income for your retirement. You’ll need to know what they are and how much you have so you can plan ahead effectively. Here's a list to help you:
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We can help
Close to retirement but unsure about the options and pitfalls ahead? We can offer guidance and advice to help you find the best solution for your retirement. Call us on 0800 368 6882, Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm.
Fidelity’s retirement servicePension Wise
The government’s Pension Wise service offers free, impartial guidance to help you understand your options at retirement. You can access the guidance online or call on 0800 138 3944.
www.pensionwise.gov.ukHelping you choose
Pension drawdown calculator
Understand how much income you could take and how long your pension might last at that rate.
Estimate your income
See what sort of income you could receive from annuities, drawdown or a combination of the two.

Bring your pensions together
If you’ve built up a number of pension pots over the course of your working life, bringing your pension plans together into the Fidelity Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) could make them easier to manage.
Not to mention helping you keep an eye on costs and giving you access to a wealth of Fidelity guidance.
You can even track your transfer online, with the status of each request at your fingertips.
Explore pension transfersPension drawdown
Learn more about this flexible retirement income option with the pension drawdown guide.
Download the pension drawdown guide

Pension savings are easier to control when they’re all in one place
Bringing your pensions together in Fidelity’s Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is one way to take control of your retirement savings. Plus get £20 to £1,000 cashback (exclusions, T&Cs apply).
Find out morePlease remember that the value of investments can go down as well as up, so you may get back less than you invest. The minimum age you can normally access your pension savings is currently 55, and is due to rise to 57 on 6 April 2028, unless you have a lower protected pension age.