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Here’s everything you need to know about Penny and pensions. If you have any other questions, please reach out to support and we'd be happy to help!

How does Penny work?

Does Penny cost anything?

Why join Penny?

How long does it take Penny to transfer my pensions?

Will Penny transfer my active pension?

How does Penny ensure security?

What is a pension transfer?

What is the FSCS?

Why are pensions invested?

What is a pension?

How would I withdraw from my pension?

What are defined benefit and defined contribution pensions?

How can I protect myself from pension scams?

How does Penny work?

Does Penny cost anything?

Why join Penny?

How long does it take Penny to transfer my pensions?

Will Penny transfer my active pension?

How does Penny ensure security?

What is a pension transfer?

What is the FSCS?

Why are pensions invested?

What is a pension?

How would I withdraw from my pension?

What are defined benefit and defined contribution pensions?

How can I protect myself from pension scams?

How does Penny work?

Does Penny cost anything?

Why join Penny?

How long does it take Penny to transfer my pensions?

Will Penny transfer my active pension?

How does Penny ensure security?

What is a pension transfer?

What is the FSCS?

Why are pensions invested?

What is a pension?

How would I withdraw from my pension?

What are defined benefit and defined contribution pensions?

How can I protect myself from pension scams?

SOME IMPORTANT THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
Pensions are long terms investments. It’s important that you know the value of your investment could go up as well as down. You could get back less than you put in. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future and pension investing is not intended to be a short-term option. Penny does not provide financial advice so please be sure that this investment is right for you.

Your current pension might have special benefits that will be lost if you transfer to Penny. These special benefits include: Guaranteed Annuity Rate (GAR), Guaranteed Bonus Rate (GBR), Guaranteed Minimum Pension (GMP) and Protected Tax Free Cash (PFTC) over 25%. If this is the case, we will not transfer your pension, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

Your current provider might charge you a transfer-fee to transfer your pension to Penny. If this is the case, we will not transfer your pension, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

You should consider the charges and benefits before transferring your old pensions to your new plan, and consider whether the risk and reward profile of the investments offered matches your needs. It may be that your current provider has lower fees than Penny - where this is the case, we recommend that you carefully consider whether to transfer your pension to Penny, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

If you are in any doubt about proceeding you should contact a financial adviser.
© Copyright 2024 Penny Technology Limited. Company registration: 11999643. FCA Reference Number: 931299.
SOME IMPORTANT THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
Pensions are long terms investments. It’s important that you know the value of your investment could go up as well as down. You could get back less than you put in. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future and pension investing is not intended to be a short-term option. Penny does not provide financial advice so please be sure that this investment is right for you.

Your current pension might have special benefits that will be lost if you transfer to Penny. These special benefits include: Guaranteed Annuity Rate (GAR), Guaranteed Bonus Rate (GBR), Guaranteed Minimum Pension (GMP) and Protected Tax Free Cash (PFTC) over 25%. If this is the case, we will not transfer your pension, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

Your current provider might charge you a transfer-fee to transfer your pension to Penny. If this is the case, we will not transfer your pension, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

You should consider the charges and benefits before transferring your old pensions to your new plan, and consider whether the risk and reward profile of the investments offered matches your needs. It may be that your current provider has lower fees than Penny - where this is the case, we recommend that you carefully consider whether to transfer your pension to Penny, as you may be better off not transferring in these cases.

If you are in any doubt about proceeding you should contact a financial adviser.
© Copyright 2024 Penny Technology Limited. Company registration: 11999643. FCA Reference Number: 931299.