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If you’re married, have a civil partner or are in a long-term relationship, it’s likely that your future and financial plans involve each other.

Adding a new addition to your family is certainly an exciting time. You may be thinking about taking a little – or a lot – of time off before and after your child arrives. So it’s useful to understand the impact this will have on your pension.

Life cover gives you reassurance that your loved ones are looked after – read about this benefit and top tips for nominating beneficiaries.

Even if you’re no longer paying in to USS, you might be entitled to life cover, so if the worst should happen, your USS benefits could still provide for your loved ones. We know who you’d like to receive your USS pension and tax-free lump sum, complete an Expression of Wish form.

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.

It’s easy to take your pension for granted, but the more planning you do now, the more it could benefit you in the future.

Essential details of how the scheme works and what it means to be a member

Research shows a pensions knowledge gap between genders – read some tips on how to bridge the gap and feel more in control.