Send a letter to your pension provider
Pension providers generally require written instructions, and the paperwork matters years later.
From £2.99 Posted today
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What people send
- Transfer and consolidation instructions
- Updating expression-of-wish or beneficiary details
- Complaints before the Pensions Ombudsman
- Correspondence about a lost pension
Which service to choose
Use a signed service. Pension disputes are decided on paperwork and dates, sometimes long after the event.
Getting the address right
Use the correspondence address on your annual statement rather than a general head-office address.
How it works
1. Write or upload
Type it in the browser, or send a PDF you have already prepared.
2. Address and pay
Add the recipient, pick a service, and see the full price before you commit.
3. We post it
Printed on 100gsm, folded, franked and handed to Royal Mail from our UK facility.
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Send a letter to your pension provider
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