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If you’ve come to this page then you’re interested in learning how much you could expect to receive when you take your money out of Nest.
Our pension calculator takes into account Nest’s unique way of investing. Because of this, it provides the most accurate estimate of how much your money might be worth when you reach retirement.
It also shows you how different options, such as taking a tax-free cash lump sum or sharing the money you will receive with your spouse or partner, could affect your pension. This will help you better understand what you’re likely to get and the kind of retirement you can hope to enjoy.
While the Nest calculator is as accurate as it can be with the information we have, there are a number of things that could alter the exact sum you’ll get. Some of these are under your control, such as the amount of time you save and the contributions you make. Some of them aren’t, like the contributions your employer makes and how much your retirement pot grows through investment.
The calculator is based on Nest Retirement Date Funds (the default funds that Nest members are placed into, based on your retirement date). You can read more about how we calculate your pension estimate here.
The Nest calculator is designed for those who only have a pension with us.
If you have multiple pensions and want to work out how much you’re likely to get when you retire, it’s worth trying the Money Advice Service pension calculator as it takes into account all of your savings and pension pots.
Calculating your pension estimate might have reassured you or you might feel concerned that you haven’t done enough to secure the future you want. But there’s no need to worry as it’s never too late to change your prospects.
The values in your pension estimate don't guarantee the amount that's in your future retirement pot or the amount of income you'll get when you take your money out of Nest. These are estimates only and what you get at retirement could be more or less than the value shown.
All values have been calculated in terms of today's money. This is to give you an idea of how much you'd be able to buy with your retirement income if you got it today.
The amount of retirement income will depend on the interest rates and the cost of buying it at the time you retire.
This is how we've estimated the amount you might get when you take your money out of Nest:
Please note that this estimate doesn't allow for:
From the end of 2012, UK retirement income providers have to give men and women the same rates for their retirement income. This estimate takes this provision into account.
We'll review all these assumptions and we may update them from time to time.
Last updated: 10/20