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Passions are running high in the debate over UK university pensions. This is wholly understandable: pensions are an important influence on the financial security of members and their families and on the financial stability of many academic institutions. We all wish to provide the best possible outcome, but we must deal with the world as it is, not as we wish it would be.

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.

Scammers are using the COVID-19 pandemic to con people out of their pension savings. Find out how to protect yourself from scams.

Find out how savvy you are when it comes to spotting a scam – take our quiz.

It’s our job to look after the money that you and your employer pay into your pension, in trust for the people who will benefit from it: you and your beneficiaries.

Changes made to the our asset allocation before, and during the pandemic, made a positive impact on performance as we continued to build on our liability-matching capability.

Universities Superannuation Scheme – the UK’s largest private pension scheme by way of assets – has become one of the first schemes of its kind to enable members of its Defined Contribution (DC) “Investment Builder” funds to enjoy the benefits of its “private markets” investments.

Planning for your future’s tough enough without industry phrases getting in the way. Check out some of the most common.