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Worried you won’t get the full State Pension? You're not alone. This video shows how the new State Pension works and what you can do to get more money in retirement.

We explain what your National Insurance record means, why contracted out pensions matter, and how you can still fill gaps using voluntary NI contributions. Even if you’ve had a break in work or lived abroad, you might still be able to qualify for a full state pension.

Find out how carers can get extra credit, what happens if you defer your pension, and how to claim your pension when the time comes. You’ll also learn that you can keep working and still receive your pension – and how delaying can even boost it.

This video is perfect for anyone near pension age, people supporting older relatives, or carers unsure about their State Pension UK rights.

Even if you missed out on years of work, you may still be able to catch up and get a better pension. We also explain how carer’s credit works, and why it’s vital for those who support others.

We’ll show you how to use the pension forecast tool, explain the steps to claim your pension, and guide you through checking if you’re owed more than you thought. It’s also important to know when and how you’ll be contacted by the DWP pension service so you don’t miss out.

If you've worked abroad or recently moved to the UK, this video will show you how to check if your years overseas could count toward your UK pension. You’ll also learn how to ask for interpreted calls if English isn’t your first language.

It’s easy to get confused by pension rules, but this guide gives you the key facts in plain English, with real solutions.

What You Can Do Now To Boost Your Pension
Start by checking your pension forecast online. If it shows missing years, consider paying voluntary NI contributions.

If you’ve spent time caring for someone, check if you qualify for carer's credit – this might be automatic or something you apply for separately.

Delay your pension if you don’t need the money right away. It increases every 9 weeks you defer, giving you more long-term.

If you were in a contracted out pension, speak to the Pension Service. Your starting amount could be lower, and you may need more years to catch up.

Finally, check if time spent living or working abroad counts toward your UK record. If you qualify, this could make a huge difference.

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