A way to increase your pensions is to take them a little later than you planned to. Doing this means you:

Have more time to save into them before you access them - by working a little longer, you and your employer can continue to save into your pensions for longer, giving your pensions more time to grow.

Will be taking them later, meaning your pension is spread over a shorter period of time - this can often mean your pension is increased as it is paid over a shorter period.

Speak to us, and your other pension providers to find out how your pension might increase if you take it later. But, there can be downsides to taking pensions later such as having less time to enjoy your retirement savings.