Pensions for women - Your guide (PM6) - Index
a) Introduction
Pensions for Women - Your guideWhy should I think about my pension
Pension entitlement - do I need more
Women and state pensions
When can women get their state pension
When will I get my state pension
What other things are changing as a result of this
b) What else do I need to know
How else are state pensions different for womenWhat is home responsibilities protection
What are married women's contributions
Can I get a State Pension based on my husband's contributions
If I am widowed
c) What are additional State Pensions
The additional State PensionState Earnings-Related Pension Scheme (SERPS)
State Second Pension
Example of how low earners can be helped by the State Second Pension
What happens to my State Pension if my husband dies
Basic State Pension
Inherited State Second Pension
Inherited SERPS
What happens if I'm not entitled to a basic State Pension
d) More help
Where can I get more information about State PensionsOther State support
e) What other types of pension are there
What about non-state pensionsOccupational pensions
What if I work part time
Example of how an occupational pension can help you
Stakeholder pensions
Example of how a stakeholder pension can help you
Personal pensions
Example of how a personal pension can help you
d) More about pensions
Married women and additinal or second state pensionsInformation about your pension
What if I get divorced
Basic State Pension
Second pensions
So what next
f) Where can I get more help
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