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Pension Providers

Many traditional and digital advice providers for pensions have minimums of more than £50,000. If you have less than this and want some help, you could try the free Government service PensionWise. Or these investment services offer some ad-hoc fixed-fee advice which might be the best bet for our older readers without large savings amounts.

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You want some help but haven’t got a lot of money to spare. You could consider financial coaching. This will require a degree of interest to learn and get your head around your savings and pensions but it’s a low-cost way to have someone watch your back and help you.

Financial Coaching

You will get an individual financial coach to have some session with you. They won't be able to tell you precisely what to do. But they will talk you through the consequences of any actions, make sure you’re not doing anything daft, and give you more confidence to make decisions.

5 tips based on your life stage

Sorting out our finances can be overwhelming and it's hard to know where to start.

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