Your pension needs you

Pensions are often overlooked until the time comes to retire. But giving your pension some attention could help you stay on track for the retirement you want. Here's how:

Pension Awareness

Pension Awareness 2026

Pension Awareness is back for 2026! Running from Tuesday 15 to Wednesday 16 September we're delighted to be an ambassador again and taking part in one of their live webinars.

Join our pension expert, Justin Corliss, and Consumer Finance Specialist, Sarah Pennells in 'How to make the most of your workplace pension'. They'll cover all you need to know about your workplace pension including:

  • What auto-enrolment is and how it works
  • Making the most of your employer contributions
  • The pros and cons of opting in or out
  • How salary exchange works
  • Whether transferring into your workplace pension could be right for you.

Register now on the Pension Awareness website! You'll also find more free resources to help you pay your pension some attention.

Sign up now

 

Check in on your pension

One of the easiest ways to give your Royal London pension some attention is to check it regularly using our mobile app. Available for Royal London pensions taken out since 2004 or with Scottish Life, it gives you quick and easy access to check in on your pension whenever you need.

Download the app

Our 2025 Pension Awareness show and other webinars

In September 2025 we took part in one of the Pension Awareness Week live shows. Hosted by pension expert Clare Moffat and Consumer Finance Specialist Sarah Pennells, 'Your pension made simple' covered some pension basics, like how a pension works, pension contributions and salary exchange, and what you can be doing to make sure you're on the right track for retirement.

We also put together regular pension webinars of our own, so whether you want to know how to achieve a good income in retirement or how your pension's invested, our webinars can help you understand more.

You can catch up on all our webinar and Pension Awareness show recordings now.

Watch the recordings