15 March 2023
Don’t miss out on your full State Pension
If you’re aged 45-70, you should check out your National Insurance status before the 31 July deadline.
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Set your communications preferences
Check your email address is correct so we can keep in touch (use a personal email so we can help you keep on top of your pension if you change jobs or retire)
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24 January 2023
Six things to do in the New Year – checklist
The New Year gives us a good opportunity to take stock, reset and put new plans into action. Here are six things you can do this New Year to ensure you and your loved ones are making the most of your pension.
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12 January 2023
Don’t fall for a pension scam
Pension scams are on the rise, with scammers taking advantage of the uncertain economic environment.
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9 December 2022
Top tips for tackling the cost of living crisis
Rising inflation’s still dominating the headlines and there’s little comfort in being told it won’t last forever because most of us are feeling the effects now.
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6 December 2022
2022 – The year in review
As we reach the end of the year, USS CEO Bill Galvin looks back on 2022, and discusses the potential for member and employer representatives to consider changes during the year ahead.
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15 November 2022
Looking after your loved ones
Providing for your loved ones when you pass away is always going to be a worry. Discover what benefits they could be entitled to should the worst happen and how to update your beneficiaries.
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15 November 2022
Changes to help you achieve your goals
We’re changing how we report on the USS Growth Funds in the Investment Builder.
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8 November 2022
Webinar: Our journey to net zero
Hear directly from our investment experts in our latest webinar.
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18 October 2022
The cost-of-living crisis and your pension
As the cost-of-living crisis dominates our headlines, it’s clear that many of us are anxious about making ends meet. When money is tight, it’s much harder to save money and plan for the future. This means that you might have been looking at your outgoings and taking measures to free up cash to cover day-to-day costs.