Pension consolidation

We’re firm believers in pension consolidation and we help our members transfer their existing pensions into one, easy-to-manage SIPP account.

By bringing your pensions together with iSIPP you can benefit from:

An easy-to-use account for managing your pensions in one place
Control and choice over your retirement saving and investment
Simplified pension management with your iSIPP account
Competitive fund pricing and a fixed annual administration fee

There are thousands of pounds of unclaimed pensions out there. If you have moved jobs or changed address several times, you could have hundreds or even thousands of pounds worth of savings that have been forgotten about. Let’s find them!

Pre-retirement calculator

As with all investing, your capital is at risk. The value of your portfolio with us can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invest.

This calculator is not a reliable indicator of future performance and is intended for general information purposes only, as an aid to decision-making, not a guarantee. This calculator uses certain assumptions and uses the FCA prescribed mid-growth rate of 5%. A pension may not be right for everyone, and tax rules may change in the future. If you are unsure if a pension is right for you, please seek independent financial advice.

Your current age

Your transfer amount

Your estimated
retirement fund

£102,000

Expected growth rate

5%

The purpose of this calculator is to give you a general indication of your fund value at an illustrated retirement age (please read the assumptions used) based on your current age and the transfer amount.

This calculator does not constitute personal advice. You are advised to seek independent financial advice.

The figures are a guide only; they are not guaranteed. Your final pension fund, and the income available from it, will depend upon a range of factors. These include, but are not limited to, contributions you make in future, the growth of your fund, charges, inflation, annuity rates and options, and your retirement age.

The value of investments can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invest.

The calculator does not take account of any tax charges which may apply to contributions into or income from a pension or any tax applicable if your fund exceeds the lifetime allowance at the time of retirement.

This calculator is not appropriate for calculating potential income from a defined benefits scheme.

This calculator does not take into account any benefits from a state pension.

For the purposes of this illustration, the FCA require us to provide you with an indication of your projected pension fund value you may get at your illustrated retirement age at 65. The illustrative value is based on prescribed Mid investment growth rate of 5%, after allowing for all fees and charges.

The projection assumes that you do not draw any income or one-off lump sums from the SIPP. It also assumes the value of your pension fund is within the standard Lifetime Allowance and no LTA tax charge applies.

In addition, we are required to reduce the projected figures to account for inflation. Inflation is the rise in costs of goods and services over time.

This illustration incorporates our fees as per our fee schedule. Fixed monetary fees are assumed to increase each year in line with inflation.

Ongoing Charges Figure (OCF): This illustration incorporates an assumed Ongoing Charges Figure (OCF) 1.00% for the purposes of generating this illustration.

The figures are for illustration purposes only and are not guaranteed. The value of the SIPP depends on how your investments perform after charges and fees.

Need more help?

What is pension consolidation?

Combining your pensions is known as pension consolidation, and it’s done by transferring multiple pensions between schemes into one arrangement. A prime example of this would be transferring several workplace pensions into a personal pension, so they combine in a single location, making them easier for you to manage. You might be pleased to know that the transfer itself is straightforward; all you need to do is fill in an application and supply details of your old policies.

Is it worth consolidating pensions?

When thinking about consolidating your pensions, it is important to consider the benefits, which include the ability to track all your savings in one place, more choice over where and how you invest your money, and greater flexibility when accessing your pensions.

Should I combine my pensions?

Pension consolidation allows individuals to combine all their pre-existing pension pots into one more significant sum whilst simplifying tracking and managing their retirement savings. Additionally, pension consolidation may give you more choice and flexibility when choosing which funds to invest in.

How to consolidate pensions?

Pension consolidation allows you to combine many individual pension funds into one more significant sum. After tracking down their old pension pots, many people then choose to consolidate all their past pensions into one easy-to-manage SIPP. With iSIPP you can consolidate your pensions by creating an iSIPP account. Where you can view, manage and invest in your retirement.

How to consolidate pensions from different employers?

Through iSIPP you can consolidate your pensions from different employers into one easily managed SIPP, giving you more control and flexibility regarding your finances. If you want to know more about iSIPP and how we can help you look after your financial future, you can take a look at what we do here.

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Pension consolidation

Why consolidate your pensions?

Simplify your retirement

Pick your investments

Track your retirement plan

Know what you'll pay

Pre-retirement calculator

Your current age

Your transfer amount

£102,000

5%

What is pension consolidation?

Should I combine my pensions?

Retirement savers struggle to consolidate pensions

Need more help?

What is pension consolidation?

Is it worth consolidating pensions?

Should I combine my pensions?

How to consolidate pensions?

How to consolidate pensions from different employers?

Apply now

iSIPP Insights and News

Can creditors take your pension?

Self-employed three times more likely to not pay into pensions

Can I get my pension contributions back?

Pensions for limited company contractors

Is it better to combine pensions?

What are fund risk ratings?

What is the difference between a SIPP and a SSAS?

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