Things don't stay the same forever and whether your relationship has changed, you've decided to go back to work or you're planning ahead for your loved ones, there's a range of benefits and implications on your pension.
There is financial support available for your loved ones should you die. This includes a possible tax-free lump sum and an annual pension for your spouse or partner.
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If you are separated or getting divorced, your pension may be taken into consideration as part of a settlement.
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If you decide retirement is not for you and return to work, then there could be implications for your pension.
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You should let us know if your name, address, marital status or bank account changes. You can quickly update your details via My Pension+ or contact us direct.
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2025 has been another tremendously busy year for the NESPF.
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The NESPF phone lines will close at 12pm on Wednesday 24th December 2025 and reopen at 10am on Monday 5th January 2026 for the Christmas break.
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Most of us have one common goal when saving into our pension – to ensure our retirement is comfortable and worry-free when it comes to money.
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The NESPF is delighted to announce it has won three awards at the LGC Investment Awards.