PAW21 Roadmap
24 SEP – Friday: Pension Awareness Week Day 5
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Session information
10:00 – Hot topic (30 min)
What risk category am I, and why?
In finance, risk and reward are closely linked. All choices involve some uncertainty, but how much risk should you take with your pension? Join this session to find out what’s right for you.
11:30 – Need to know (20 min)
What’s a Pension Adjustment Order and how does it work?
Divorce and separation can have a major impact on your finances, including your pension. This discussion will explain how Pension Adjustment Orders work, and how they affect your pension.
13:00 – Masterclass (60 min)
Project Pension – maximising wealth for people working in professional services.
If you work in professional services you’re used to setting high standards, managing for results, and being bang up-to-date with industry changes. But can you say the same about your pension? There is money to be won and lost by taking a professional approach to your pension. This Masterclass is dedicated to helping people in professional services apply the standards of excellence and rigour to their financial lives that they are used to delivering professionally.
14:30 – Need to know (20 min)
Approaching retirement 1 year out – top things to consider
If you’re 12 months from retirement, a little planning and research now will help you avoid making important long-term decisions in a rush. Join this discussion to understand the questions you should be considering.
15:30 – Hot topic (30 min)
Everything you need to know about topping up pensions for public servants
Public servants have some unique pension considerations. This discussion looks at how you can top up your pension using Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs), and how these affect your wider pension pot, especially at retirement time.
16:30 – Need to know (20 min)
Changing jobs or leaving service – Defined Benefits schemes
When you change job, your pension options change too. If you’re leaving a job with a defined benefit pension, extra care is called for. How should you decide what to do with your old pension?