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Don’t let someone steal your future by falling for a pension scam.

How much do you know about the Investment Builder? Here’s our quick guide to what it is and how you can use it to boost your savings.

It’s a new year, so it’s a perfect opportunity to make planning for your retirement one of your New Year’s resolutions. A good place to begin is by reviewing your pension. Look at what you’re currently putting in and what this is expected to give you when you retire. Will it provide you with the retirement you want?

Find out more about the proposals to change your USS benefits and the way you build them up, and the change to the contributions you pay.

On its own, it's likely to fall short of what you’ll need.

We caught up with Sasho Veselinski, Co-Founder and CEO of G.Network, one of London’s fast-growing independent network providers, to find out how our recent £295m investment will help them bring fibre broadband to residents and businesses across London.

At USS the average member typically retires early, at age 64. It’s probably something you’ve given some thought to, but how could retiring early, or even late affect your pension? Like most major financial decisions, it’s important to come up with a plan that suits you and the lifestyle you want but which also maximises how much you will receive in retirement. Retiring late or early — before or after Normal Pension Age — will have an impact on the pension you receive, and we use factors to work out what that impact will be.

With Christmas and the New Year just around the corner, our Group CEO Bill Galvin has a message to members.