Strong Women, Smart Futures – It’s Time to Talk Pensions

Pensions can be confusing at the best of times, and even more so if you are self-employed or have changed jobs and lost track of old schemes. With a multitude of terms and options to understand, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. Yet successful retirement planning is all about making the right decisions at the right time. Starting now means you can work out how much you need to live on comfortably, for as long as you need, and explore the growing number of ways to manage your retirement income flexibly.

This friendly, jargon-free session will help you cut through the noise and feel more confident about your financial future. 

Financial Adviser Olivia Zieba will guide you through:
✅ What a pension is and how it works
✅ The different types of pensions and what each one offers
✅ How pensions are taxed and how to make the most of government tax relief
✅ Simple steps to trace lost pensions
✅ Key facts about the State Pension
✅ Practical tips and surprising “did you knows” to help you get the most from your pension

Why join us
Planning your retirement puts you in control, giving you the knowledge to make informed choices and the confidence to talk about your finances. Whether you are thinking about retiring soon, just starting a pension, self employed, or simply want to understand what retirement could look like for you, this webinar will give you practical guidance you can use straight away. If you do not start planning now, you could risk outliving your savings, no matter when you intend to retire.

Who it’s for
This session is designed for women of all ages who want to feel empowered about their pension and financial future. You do not need any previous knowledge to join. Come along, bring your questions and leave feeling educated, inspired and ready to take the next step.

Disclaimer:
The information shared in this webinar is for general guidance and educational purposes only. It should not be considered personal financial advice. Everyone’s circumstances are different, and pension decisions should be based on your own situation. Before making any financial decisions, please seek independent, regulated financial advice or speak to a qualified financial adviser.