About your pension
Managing your pension
Managing your pension
Moving a pension What happens if you leave BNP Paribas? What happens to my pension when I die?
Who manages your pension?
Overview
Welcome to the BNP Paribas Pension
See how your pension works and manage your long term savings.
What would you like to do today?
Getting to know your pension plan
Your workplace pension is one of the most valuable benefits that BNP Paribas offer you as an employee. While the word ‘pension’ may conjure up thoughts of complex financial information that you don’t have time for right now, it is important - and can be relatively easy - to understand and manage your pension savings.
But where do you start? Good question…
We’ve put together some content to get you started - click on the age group below that’s relevant to you.
The early years: ages up to 35
If you’re under 35, watch this video and then click here to understand how starting saving as soon as you can helps ‘future you’. You’ll thank yourself for it one day…
The mid-career check-up: ages 35 to 55
If you’re old enough to remember a time before broadband, watch this video and then click here to find out more on how to take control of your retirement planning.
Approaching retirement? For those aged 55 and over
If you are aged over 55 and looking at retirement in the next few years, then watch the video above for some explanation on the options you have when it comes to using the savings you’ve built up. There’s also more information to help you here.
If you’re not looking to retire for a few more years yet, then the video for the 35 to 55-year-olds might be of more benefit at this time.
Fidelity’s tools & calculators
Our tools and calculators can help you work out how healthy your finances are today and how much you should be saving for tomorrow. We’ve picked out three key calculators to get you started below.
Can you pay more into your pension?
Use our calculator to see how a small change now can make a big difference to your pension savings in the future.
Are you on track?
Use our retirement calculator to discover if you are on track to meet your retirement goals.
Be fraud aware
Fraudsters are impersonating Fidelity, falsely claiming the company is going into liquidation. The scam encourages people to call a number regarding the redemption of their assets. Fidelity is not going into liquidation. This number does not belong to Fidelity. If you shared any personal or account information or have redeemed any assets, please contact Fidelity and your bank immediately and report the matter to Action Fraud.
Fraudsters have also impersonated Fidelity to promote a ‘Fixed Interest Investment ISA Bond’ which offers fixed rates of returns following a minimum initial investment. This is an investment scam and if you think you’ve been targeted and made an investment already, contact your bank immediately and report the matter to Action Fraud. Additionally, the scam encourages people to call a number regarding the transfer of investments from Legal & General to Fidelity. This number does not belong to Fidelity or Legal & General.
Read more about common threats and what you can do to protect yourself
If you want to access the full range of Fidelity’s tools & calculators click here for tools that can help you with building your savings and here for our retirement planning calculators.
Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments can fall as well as rise, so you may get back less than you invest. This information is not a personal recommendation for any particular investment or action. If you are unsure about the suitability of an investment you should speak to an authorised financial adviser. The minimum age you can normally access your pension savings is currently 55, and is due to rise to 57 on 6 April 2028, unless you have a lower protected pension age.