At every step of your retirement journey – and in life beyond pensions – My Pension Expert is proud to be part of a wider support network. Planning for the future isn’t just about numbers; it’s about peace of mind, confidence, and knowing you’re not alone.
We believe retirement planning isn’t just about finances – it’s about people. That’s why we go further than pension advice. We’re committed to helping clients feel heard, understood, and supported in managing their money and navigating life’s changes, challenges, and opportunities. Whether you’re preparing for retirement, already enjoying it, or responding to life’s unexpected turns, we’re here to make things as clear and accessible as possible.
We know that everyone’s needs are different. That’s why we’re committed to making our services easy to use, whether online, over the phone, or in writing. If you need information in a different format (such as large print or audio) or if you’d prefer a specific method or pace of communication, please let us know.
Our team will always do what we can to accommodate your preferences and support your experience.
Where to Find Additional Support
While we specialise in financial advice, we understand that support is sometimes needed in other areas of life, particularly regarding health, wellbeing, or difficult personal circumstances. If you ever need extra help, you’re not alone; help is always available.
We’ve brought together a list of trusted independent UK charities and organisations offering free, confidential advice and support:
| Charity | What They Do | Website | How to Contact Them |
| Citizens Advice | Offers free, confidential advice online, by phone or in person. They help with a wide range of issues, including benefits, debt, housing, family matters, law, and more. | citizensadvice.org.uk | Visit the Contact Us page to find your local branch and available contact options. |
| Age UK | Supports older people with friendship, advice and local services to help them feel valued and supported in later life. | ageuk.org.uk | Explore services in your area to get local help and support. |
| Macmillan Cancer Support | Supports anyone affected by cancer, offering financial, emotional, and practical advice to individuals, families and friends. | macmillan.org.uk | Find all contact options on their Contact Us page. |
| Mind | A leading mental health charity providing support, information and campaigning for better mental health and reduced stigma. | mind.org.uk | Visit their Contact Us page to get in touch with the team. |
| Samaritans | Offers emotional support to anyone in distress or struggling to cope, helping reduce feelings of isolation. | samaritans.org | Reach out in a way that works for you via their Contact Samaritans page. |
| Turn2Us | Provides information and financial support to people experiencing income shocks or financial insecurity. | turn2us.org.uk | Access support services through their Get Support page. |
| National Domestic Abuse Hotline (Women & Children) | Confidential support for women and children experiencing domestic abuse. Run by Refuge and staffed by trained female advisers. Economic abuse is recognised and supported. | nationaldahelpline.org.uk | Find support via phone, live chat or BSL on their Support page. |
| Men’s Advice Line | A confidential service for male victims of domestic abuse, run by Respect. Offers support for emotional, physical and financial abuse. | mensadviceline.org.uk | Find multiple contact options on their Contact Us page. |
| National Autistic Society | Offers advice and support to autistic people and their families. Campaigns for inclusion and provides guidance on benefits, finances and more. | autism.org.uk | Find urgent help, advice, and access to their online community via the Contact Us page. |