Where is your
pension actually invested?
You’ll spend forty years paying into your pension.
But most people have no clear way to see where that money is actually going or whether it is being invested to increase their return for retirement.
Your provider gives more detail to regulators than it gives to you about your own money.
So, we used public disclosures to estimate how major UK pensions are invested, then compared them with an Australian-style pension approach. One of the best performing pensions in the world.
Choose your provider below. See how they invest your money and what your future may have missed.
The cost of a choice you didn’t make
The average British saver has had £175,000 taken from them.
On the same £250 a month over 30 years, an average UK Pension ends with £251,100. An AustralianSuper-style Pension ends at £429,100.
This is a difference of around £175,000. Not because you saved less. But because your money has not been invested to maximise your returns.
What you can do
Twenty-two million British workers can’t see what their pension is invested in.
Your pension is your money. The regulators already have all of this information. They’re deciding right now whether to put it where you can see it, or keep handing out the industry’s tidied-up average. Sign the letter and tell them to publish the data. Show people where their future is going.
Sign the open letter to the FCAEmail your MP