Impartial financial advice paid for by the plan

The Plan Administrator will write to you to tell you about your Plan benefits as you approach ages 55, 60 and 65.

The letter that you receive will set out your options to take your pension from the Plan or to transfer your benefits out of the Plan to give you more flexibility to shape your retirement income.

The Trustee has also arranged for you to have impartial financial advice on your options. The cost of impartial financial advice provided by the Trustee’s appointed independent financial advisor will be met by the Plan once.

Further details on the impartial financial advice provided by the Plan are set out below:


Who is entitled to impartial financial advice paid for by the Plan?

Who provides impartial financial advice paid for by the Plan?

Can I receive impartial financial advice from a different adviser?

Can I receive impartial financial advice more than once?

How do I receive paid for impartial financial advice?

Why receive impartial financial advice?

What is the process for receiving impartial financial advice from the Plan’s appointed IFA?