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Retirement planning

You might have a rough idea of what you’d like your retirement to look like. But do you know how much money you’ll need?

Find out how much money you’ll need for the lifestyle that you want and get help to make up any gap or stay on track.

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Retirement process

A step-by-step guide to retiring from the Fund. Find out what you need to do and when and use our checklist to make sure everything goes smoothly.

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Resources to help you make the most of your retirement.

See what’s on offer from Unilever and free government-backed services. Also find out when you should consider using an independent financial adviser and where you can find one.

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The aim of this website is to outline the benefits available from the Fund. It does not go into as much detail as the legal document governing the Unilever UK Pension Fund – its 'trust deed and rules'. If there are any differences between the trust deed and rules from time to time in force and this website, the trust deed and rules will apply. Some members’ benefits and options may be subject to certain special arrangements, which are not described on this website. Please check with the Unilever Pensions Team if any special arrangements apply to you.

Unilever UK Pension Fund Trustees Limited is the Trustee of the Fund. Throughout this website, ‘Trustees’ means the Directors of Unilever UK Pension Fund Trustees Limited.

This website does not give any rights to particular levels of contributions or benefits. Unilever reserves the right to end your employer’s participation in any section of the Fund and, with the Trustees’ agreement, to make changes to the Fund.

Anything in this site about legal or tax issues is based on the Trustees’ understanding of these issues at the current date and is a high-level guide only. Legal and tax issues may change from time to time. The Trustees cannot give tax advice in relation to the application of tax rules or legislation and it is each member’s responsibility to take advice on their own tax position.