Teachers' Pensions: Pension reviews

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Based on 8 reviews, last reviewed 30th Oct 2023
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5

Teachers Pension Providers of an excellent pension scheme Reviewed on: 30th October 2023

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1

You could spend your life trying to login The login system is extremely convoluted and frustrating. Every time I see the message that my login is wrong, so begins an hour or so, back and forth... Read more Reviewed on: 18th October 2023

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Teachers' Pensions Pension reviews (8)

Teachers Pension

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Providers of an excellent pension scheme Reviewed on: 30th October 2023

You could spend your life trying to login

1
The login system is extremely convoluted and frustrating. Every time I see the message that my login is wrong, so begins an hour or so, back and forth, making new passwords, getting in once (if lucky). You HAVE to have a linked phone next to you as well even if logging on on your home pc. Reviewed on: 18th October 2023

There are words in the dictionary that adequately describe this service

1
You'd have to join a few up with hyphens and add an exclamation mark or two. This is what you are up against. I simply want my contributions returned. I no longer wish to be part of the scheme. TPS hold my contributions. I am not eligible to receive anything that the employers have contributed. So it's only the money that the TPS has that I can get. And yet - they still need ME to send out forms to the employers to confirm service for money that they already have. What is this new manifestation of insanity? They have the money, I am not entitled to anything else, they have to account for tax and NI and then they can pay it out - except they have to ask someone else before they can. In triplicate (Not joking). No wonder they deal predominantly with retirees - they're the only ones with enough time to navigate this idiocy. Reviewed on: 24th July 2023
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Teachers' Pension - A Disappointing and Unreliable Option

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I have had multiple pensions in my life, but I must say that Teachers' Pension is by far the worst one I've ever had. The company doesn't contribute anything, and you're left to provide for yourself. What's even worse is that you're unable to see the amount of money you have, making it almost impossible to plan for the future. If you do want to take your money out, you're only able to withdraw what you've put in, but even then, you'll lose almost half of it. It feels like a complete scam of a pension scheme. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone and would advise people to look elsewhere for a better option. Reviewed on: 5th May 2023
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