Aegon Assist
Save money the Aegon way
Aegon Assist is a free, friendly, UK-based team of trained specialists who can help guide you through the decision making process, allowing you to make your own choices about your retirement savings. We don’t offer advice – you need to contact a financial adviser for that.
As you get closer to retirement age, there are a few things you’ll need to think about, as well as some choices you’ll have to make. First step, you could visit Pension Wise(Opens new window)(Opens new window)(Opens new window)(Opens new window), it’s a free and impartial service set up by the Government to help you understand your options at retirement.
When you’ve had a look and are ready to discuss that’s where Aegon Assist can help you
What we do
- We’ll help you understand the options available to you when saving for retirement so you can make informed choices.
- We can talk you through the recent changes which open up your options for retirement when you reach age 55.
Recent changes to the pension rules mean you now have more choice than ever before about what to do with your pension pot. Our team can help you decipher the complexities of the Pension Freedom options and help you plan for the retirement you want.
What we don't do
We don’t give financial advice, we can give you information and guidance to help you make informed decisions.
If you simply want to change your address, request a form or statement or complete a basic admin task, you can use our contact form, call or write to us, or tweet us(Opens new window).
Aegon Assist Associates
Our friendly, specialist Aegon Assist Associates team are UK-based and can help guide you through the decision making process, allowing you to make your own choice about managing your retirement savings. They really know their stuff – they have years of experience under their belt.
So whether you want to check your understanding of your options for saving for retirement or talk about changes to your retirement goals, we can help.
For example, if you wanted to bring a couple of pension pots together (known as ‘consolidation’) we’d talk you through the benefits and risks, things to consider and explain any jargon to help you get everything sorted out.