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It’s really important to keep a regular eye on your savings pot. Part of keeping track of how your savings are doing is checking how much you and your employer are paying into the Scheme each month and considering whether you are able to pay a little bit more.

The amount of money you and your employer pay into the Scheme is not the only way your savings pot can grow in value. Where your savings are invested, and how these investments perform, will have a big impact on how much you’re building up over time.

Whether you’ve been automatically enrolled into the Scheme, or you joined by choice, it’s important to review your investment options regularly.

Having something to aim for helps you to plan and work out the steps you need to take to achieve your goals. This is true of both health and wealth – even your savings goals for when you want to stop working.

The pension options available to you have certain risks that you need to consider.

For Defined Benefit schemes considering consolidation it can be challenging to establish which solution is the best fit for your scheme. TPT's Jonathan Jackaman explores the options available.

As Head of Finance at TPT, Louise will play a pivotal role in TPT’s financial management, including reporting, analysis, and payroll.

TPT is pleased to announce a promotion and a new hire within its investment team.