You've been automatically enrolled into . This means that your employer and you will now be making contributions into your pension pot. In some cases, it may be just your employer making payments. We recommend that you take the time to read through this section to help you decide if staying enrolled is right for you.
Automatic enrolment was introduced by the Government to encourage people to save for their retirement. Employers across the UK are legally obliged to enrol all eligible employees into their pension scheme and make contributions, unless you choose to opt out.
Find out more about automatic enrolment and what it means for you
Automatic re-enrolment is a government requirement and applies to all eligible employees not currently saving into a workplace pension.
If you've opted out of your scheme before, find out why you're being enrolled again
With people living longer, it's important that you've saved enough to fund a good standard of living in retirement. Retirement benefits provided by the State may not be enough.
Get the basics about pensions and the importance of planning ahead
The money in your pension is invested on your behalf into funds or lifestyle profiles. Although not guaranteed, the aim is to make your money grow so you can benefit from saving for your retirement.