Will consolidating my pensions affect my State Pension?
No. The State Pension is separate from workplace and personal pensions; therefore, consolidating pensions does not affect your State Pension entitlement or how it is calculated.
Also In this section:
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Do I need financial advice to transfer a pension?
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How long does a pension transfer usually take?
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Are there any fees or penalties for transferring a pension?
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Can I transfer my pension while I’m still working?
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Should I transfer my pension into one pot?
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What is the easiest way to find a lost pension?
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What should I do once I’ve found all my pension pots?
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Can a financial adviser help me find my pensions?
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How long does it take to find a lost pension?
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Can I trace a pension if the provider no longer exists?
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How do I find old workplace pensions from previous employers?
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Can I find all my pensions in one place?
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Will consolidating my pensions affect my State Pension?
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Can I consolidate pensions if I’m close to retirement?
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Does pension consolidation change when I can access my money?
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What happens to guarantees or bonuses when pensions are combined?
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Can I reverse pension consolidation if I change my mind later?
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Is there a limit to how many pensions I can consolidate?
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How long does pension consolidation usually take?
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Do I have to consolidate all my pensions at once?