Wellbeing Calendar

One in five (20%) people who are self-employed have a pension, according to a 2025 survey. This is much lower than people who have an employer, where nearly four in five (78%) have a pension. 

In this webinar, the pension specialists will explain the advantages of saving into a pension. This includes how tax relief will usually boost your savings and how to start a pension scheme. This webinar is suitable for anyone who is, or has been, self-employed. There will be time for questions.

Mental health is everything, everywhere, everyone. It’s part of all of us, and impacts everyone around us.

Mental health is more than just a small part of our lives. It’s connected to every little thing we do, every place we go and every person around us. Mental health is our physical health, our finances, our relationships. It’s part of our defining moments and the day to day.

Are you lucky enough to be under 30 or work with those under 30? Retirement might seem a long way away, and there are lots of other priorities to consider but ignoring pensions and retirement planning might be a costly mistake! In this webinar the MoneyHelper pension specialists will guide you what you need at an early age to be considering when it comes to retirement planning. The session will explain how automatic enrolment works, the benefits of tax relief and the impact of saving more. This webinar is appropriate for all but particularly for those under 30 or who work with people under 30. 

Do you work for the Civil Service? If so, you’re likely to have a Civil Service pension. 

In this webinar, the pension specialists will specialists will explain how your pension scheme works. Plus, how to budget in retirement, find lost pensions and avoid scams.

This webinar is suitable for members of the Civil Service Pension Scheme (England, Scotland and Wales). There will be time for questions.

Join Aegon for their latest webinar on expert insights and pension guidance to help you plan and manage your retirement.
Follow the link for more details, and booking information.

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Whether you’re close to retirement or at the early stages of your working career, MoneyHelper is here for you. 

In this webinar, the pension specialists will explain the useful guides and tools available on our website, such as our Budget planner and Pension calculator. You’ll also find out about our free Pension Wise appointments.

This webinar is suitable for all. There will be time for questions.

Join Aegon for their latest webinar on expert insights and pension guidance to help you plan and manage your retirement.
Follow the link for more details, and booking information.

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World Mental Health Day takes place every year on 10 October. It’s a reminder of the importance of good mental health and the need to prioritise and invest in good mental health.

Mental health is more than a small part of our lives – it’s every moment of every day. It’s a hard day’s work and a catch-up with friends. It’s when you become a parent and the day you lose someone you love. It’s the times you reach out for support and the years you spend on a waiting list. It’s the fight for a mental health system that works and hospitals that are safe.

Check out some resources below to find out more:

World Mental Health Day 2025 | Mental Health Foundation

World Mental Health Day 2025 | Mind

World Menopause Day is held every year on the 18th of October.

Talk Money Week is a yearly campaign encouraging people to have more open conversation about their finances – from pocket money to pensions – and to continue these conversations all year-round.

See useful resources below:

Talk Money Week | Money and Pensions Service

Talk Money Week | MoneyHelper

Join Aegon for their latest webinar on expert insights and pension guidance to help you plan and manage your retirement.
Follow the link for more details, and booking information.

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International Men’s Day in the UK is on 19 November every year. It is marked across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

The three overarching core themes for International Men’s Day in the UK  are used every year to help  maximise participation are:

• Making a positive difference to the wellbeing and lives of men and boys
• Raising awareness and/or funds for charities supporting men and boys’ wellbeing
• Promoting a positive conversation about men, manhood and masculinity

Find out more: Welcome to the home of International Men’s Day in the UK