Following the 2023 Spring Budget, new plans and restrictions are coming into place for the 2023/24 financial year that will directly affect Police Officers.

We're all guilty of spending time dreaming about retiring. This is particularly true when you've had a stressful day in the police service.

If you are actually approaching retirement from the police in the next few years there are so many things you will be thinking about. One of the most important[..]

This is just one of the questions you may be asking yourself on the run up to your retirement from the police service. So, if you’re looking for information to help you answer this and any other burning questions you might have, start here.

Effectively planning for the future means understanding the importance of having a will and knowing precisely what will happen to your assets and property after you die.

Police officers approaching retirement should not be apprehensive for the future, as there are many fantastic opportunities that await you after leaving the service.

A police pension is an attractive feature of working as a member of the force, but like any complex financial scheme the details can seem confusing.

When you’re young and carefree, retirement can seem a long way off. So it can be tempting to choose to opt out of the police pensions scheme.

Fortunately, most members of the police services should have a reasonably good pension pot by the time they come to retirement so you don't have to rely solely on the state pension.