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Age Concern link opens in new window
Age Concern is the UK's largest organisation working with and for older people.

Association of British Insurers (ABI) link opens in new window
The ABI acts as a representative for the insurance industry and participates in the development of public policy. Visit their website for information on current issues affecting the life insurance and pensions industry.
They also have a consumer website. link opens in new window

Citizens Advice Bureau CAB link opens in new window
The online CAB service that provides independent advice on your rights.

Counsel and Care link opens in new window
Counsel and Care is a charity giving advice and information to older people, their relatives and carers across the UK.

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) link opens in new window
The DWP provides services to people of working age, employers, pensioners, families and children and disabled people, and has information about State benefits on their website.

Financial Ombudsman Service link opens in new window
The independent service for resolving disputes between customers and financial firms.

Financial Services Authority (FSA) link opens in new window
The FSA is the independent regulator set up by the Government to look after the financial services industry and protector customers. Their website offers general information about financial services and products and extensive consumer help.
Free, clear, impartial information about financial matters from the FSA is available from its Moneymadeclear consumer website. link opens in new window

Find an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) link opens in new window
Use this link if you need to find an independent financial adviser, close to where you live or work. Remember, you will generally have to pay for the services of an IFA.

Find a Solicitor - England & Wales link opens in new window

Find a Solicitor - Scotland link opens in new window

Find a Solicitor - Northern Ireland link opens in new window

Help The Aged link opens in new window
Help the Aged is a charity fighting to free disadvantaged older people in the UK and overseas from poverty, isolation and neglect.

Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) link opens in new window
Free and easy to understand leaflets and information explaining tax allowances and national insurance rates can be downloaded from HMRC's website. You can also download the relevant forms used for Contracting in/out of the State Second Pension by clicking here. link opens in new window

Her Majesty's Treasury (HMT) link opens in new window
The HM Treasury website has information on banking, financial services products.

National Statistics Online (NSO) link opens in new window
This is the home of official statistics, reflecting UK's economy, population and society at national and local level. Summary stories and detailed data releases are published here free of charge.

Retiring Abroad link opens in new window
The Retiring Abroad section of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's website provides a general guide for those planning to retire abroad. The list includes hints on how to find out about your tax liability and welfare rights, what you need to do before you leave and when you arrive, and contact details for the organisations you need to notify of your plans.

Pension Service link opens in new window
The Pension Service website is published by the Government and is designed to be the first port of call for state and private pensions information on the web. It tells you what you should be thinking about, whether you are just starting out, are about to retire or you have already retired.

Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) link opens in new window
TPAS can provide free information and guidance about company, personal or stakeholder pensions.

Pensions Regulator (TPR) link opens in new window
If you have concerns about the way your pension scheme is being run visit this website for information and guidance.

Unclaimed Assets Register (UAR) link opens in new window
The aim of the Unclaimed Assets Register (UAR) is to help in the recovery of 'lost' financial assets. Members of the public and their legal representatives can search their unique database of unclaimed assets. It includes life policies, pensions, unit trusts and dividends. You can find further information about the UAR on their website www.uar.co.uk.

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