A new partner or a divorce? That will affect your pension. And what choices should you make when you retire? For example, arranging a pension for your relatives, or a higher pension first and then a lower one.
Marriage, registered partnership or living together
What is provided for you partner when you get married, enter into a registered partnership or cohabitate?
Breaking up (with helpful infographic)
Make arrangements to divide your retirement pension and partner's pension for your ex-partner.
What do you choose?
- Not yet retired: transfer value or leave pension in place
- Retire
Incapacitated
If you became more than 35% disabled before July 1, 2017.
Deaths
What is provided for partner and children?
Going abroad?
Are you moving abroad during your retirement? Then read here what you need to be aware of.
Retiring: choices you need to make
- Early retirement date? The standard retirement age in your pension plan is 67, or earlier if your state pension age is before 67. You can retire earlier from age 60.
- Swap a retirement pension for a partner's pension? Or vice versa.
- A higher pension first and then a lower one? Or vice versa.