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Whatever you want to do when you retire...
pension advice from Wesleyan Medical Sickness will help you achieve it

Call us on: 0800 072 36 79. Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm. Or click here and we'll call you We have a specialist understanding of the dental profession and the NHS Pension scheme, with access to a range pension & investment plans; we can help you fulfil your ambitions when your time's your own.

The income to enjoy life, when you're free to do as you please

With the demands of your professional life behind you, a whole new chapter begins. We can help you achieve the income you need in retirement to do the things you want, from world travel to, learning new skills; taking up neglected hobbies to enjoying your family.

  • Stakeholder Pension

    The Wesleyan Stakeholder Pension meets particular Government-imposed standards in terms of low charges, fair terms and flexible conditions and is designed to help you to save for your retirement in a tax-efficient way.

  • Personal Pensions

    The Wesleyan Personal Pension is very similar to the Stakeholder but also allows you to invest in three funds including the Wesleyan Pensions With Profits Fund.

  • Self Invested Personal Pension

    The Wesleyan Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a personal pension but with the option to invest in a wider choice of assets as well as investing in a selection of funds.

  • NHS Pension Scheme

    Our specialist Financial Consultants have the facts, figures and detailed knowledge to advise and help you maximise your pensions plans.

  • NHS Pension Choice for Dentists

    Act now to ensure your pension plans stay on track.

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