MoneyHelper is our consumer-facing service, providing free and impartial money and pensions guidance for people all across the UK.
MoneyHelper is here to help you move on with life. Here to cut through the jargon and complexity, explain what you need to do and how you can do it. Here to put you in control, with free, impartial help that’s quick to find, easy to use and backed by government.
Whatever your circumstances, MoneyHelper is on your side. Online and over the phone, you’ll get clear money and pension guidance. We can also point you to trusted services, if you need more support.
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We offer guidance direct to people through our digital channels, printed guides and consumer helplines.
We’ve created actionable content packages, including online guides, tools, videos, social media posts and printed assets for you to use in your channels to raise awareness of MoneyHelper's services.
You can be sure any content you share from us will enable the people you support to get the right help when they need it.
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As many face an unprecedented squeeze on their budgets, MaPS has developed content, tools and guidance to give people the right information quickly, directing them to trusted information and partners.
Our MoneyHelper-branded Cost of Living campaign is making people aware of what we can offer and is directing people to the free and impartial money guidance available for people across the UK.
We now need your support to make sure that the campaign is as effective as possible by integrating and amplifying it through your channels.
Pension Wise is a service from MoneyHelper, offering free, impartial guidance to over 50s. We’ll explain the options about taking money from your pension pots to help you make decisions about your future finances.
At a Pension Wise appointment our pensions specialists will explain how each option works and the other things you need to think about. They’ll also explain how each option is taxed and provide information about how to look out for scams.
You can have an appointment if you’re aged 50 or over and have a UK-based defined contribution pension pot (this could be a personal or workplace pension).
It doesn’t matter how small or large the pension pot is.
We are here to help. If you have further questions that you feel aren’t covered in the resources on this page, get in touch with us at [email protected].
Pensions guidance: 0800 011 3797
Money guidance: 0800 138 7777