In this podcast, Oonagh Morrison, Regional Manager from Wesleyan Financial Services, discusses retirement options for teachers.

Break down the complexities of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme with this guide for education professionals.

If you’re ready to claim your retirement from the classroom but don’t know how, our helpful guide provides a breakdown of considerations and steps to take.

How's your knowledge of the nil rate band? Learn all about inheritance tax planning in this handy guide.

Deferring your pension benefits isn’t always as straightforward as it sounds, and it’s important to check any conditions with your pension provider before making any decisions. Read more.

An annuity, or guaranteed pension income, is one of the ways you can use your pension pot to fund your retirement - but it's important to do your research. Read more in this guide.

Worried about inheritance tax eating into your estate? Proper estate planning can help you leave more to those you love most.

Gifting assets when you're still alive is a common inheritance tax strategy. Here are rules around what you can give, and when.

Research from TeacherTapp commissioned by Wesleyan Financial Services has uncovered why headteachers aren’t making the most of phased retirement.

Find out what managed funds are, how they work and how to start investing in them - as well as handy tips on diversification, affordability and tracker funds.

How you can dip into your pension pot throughout your later years.

In this guide, we look at various ways parents and grandparents can give their children a head start on savings - from junior ISAs to fixed-term savings and more.

Learn how to get your affairs in order with our steps on estate planning.

If you’re not quite ready to fully retire but would like to start slow down and have more time for the things you love, phased retirement could be for you.

Learn everything you need to know about applying for ill-health benefits under the Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS) in this guide for education professionals.

Financial wellbeing has been a blind spot that is now starting to get the attention it deserves, yet research by the CIPD has found that only one in ten (11%) employers actively focus on this area.

Find out how changes to the scheme could impact your retirement plans.

Considering early retirement? Find out more about your options and how benefits are calculated, should you decide to walk away sooner.

Get informed on what happens to your teachers pension when you die - during active employment, while collecting your pension and after leaving the scheme.

Figures from the Department of Education, analysed by Wesleyan, revealed that a number of teachers have opted to leave their pension scheme due to personal financial reasons.

Are you reaching the end of your teaching career? This handy guide shares advice on pension and retirement income, tax and inflation and more.