The HSBC Bank (UK) Pension Scheme

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HSBC puts money into your DC pension pot every month. If you also contribute then HSBC will put in even more. It's quick and easy to change how much you're contributing and you can change your contribution once a month.

HSBC gives you 10% of your first £27,300 pensionable salary

then 9% of anything over £27,300 up to the scheme earnings cap, currently £186,000.

Plus HSBC will match anything you pay up to 7% of your pensionable salary up to the scheme earnings cap, currently £186,000

It is quick and easy to change how much you are contributing and you can change your contributions once a month.

HSBC pays most of the fees

HSBC pays the administration and investment management fees for the investment options currently available. However depending on the fund, there may be other investment costs which will be reflected in the price of the fund. These costs are variable and likely to be between nil and 0.2% pa.

See what you get per month

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This modeller has been included for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied on.  In particular for members who work part time or who are on family leave or any other period of absence, the contributions payable may differ.  When considering the level of contributions to make to the Scheme it is important to consider (i) what you can afford to pay at any particular time bearing in mind other financial obligations you may have eg mortgage payments and (ii) what your retirement objectives are to help ensure you will have saved enough in your pension pot to meet those objectives.  These factors may change in the future so we recommend you regularly review the contributions you are making and the impact any change in contributions levels could make.  For high earners, consideration should also be given to whether any change in contribution rates impacts on your annual allowance, money purchase annual allowance or lifetime allowance.  We would recommend you seek independent financial advice if you are unsure what levels of contributions to make to the Scheme and the impact this may have

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HSBC contributes 10% 10% of your first £27,300 pensionable salary then 9% of anything over £27,300 up to the scheme earnings cap currently £186,000
£ 0.00
Your contribution 7%
(adjustable)
£ 0.00
HSBC matches your contribution 7%
(up to 7%)
£ 0.00
Total monthly payment into your Pension 24%
£ 0.00

Are you saving enough? Can you afford to save more?

Review and change how much you’re contributing to help ensure you’re on track for your desired income at your Target Retirement Age. You can change your contributions once a month, for free, through My Choice.

If you have lost track of any of your pensions, take a look at the Pay Your Pension Some Attention campaign https://www.pensionattention.co.uk/ to find out more.

Adjust your contributions

If you're not on the HSBC network you can click here to access My Benefits. You'll need your username and password to log in. Once logged in click on the My Choice tab to adjust your pension contributions.

My Benefits

More Information

Retirement options overview 

There’s plenty to think about when planning for retirement - do you need flexibility or income certainty? Be in control or hands-off? Would a combination of options be better? Our retirement options overview is a great place to start to understand the basics, compare the options and get extra pointers to help you decide.

Choose your beneficiaries 

Receive a wide range of benefits for your family and dependants including death and ill health benefits and allowance.

Advice and guidance 

If you need some more help to decide the investment option that is right for you, it's worth thinking about getting some advice from a regulated financial adviser. Using an adviser can be expensive, so make sure you’ve read all of the information available to you first. MoneyHelper offers free support on a wide range of financial matters, online and over the phone. Go to the pensions and retirement section at MoneyHelper.org.uk. You can also use this service to find a retirement financial adviser.