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Pension Pot Projector

Compare your projected retirement pot with PLSA living standards.

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Pension pot projector guide for UK savers

WeCovr's pension pot projector helps UK savers estimate retirement savings and compare to PLSA standards, supported by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued across protection products. It is a planning tool, not advice.

What this pension pot projector estimates

The calculator projects a pension pot based on current balance, annual contributions, and growth rate, then compares how long it could last at PLSA minimum, moderate, and comfortable levels.

Results assume constant growth and contributions and do not include inflation or taxes.

  • Projects pot value at retirement.

  • Compares against PLSA living standards.

  • Shows estimated years of coverage per lifestyle tier.

Why contribution rates matter

Small increases in annual contributions can significantly affect the projected pot over decades.

Why WeCovr supports retirement planning

WeCovr provides FCA-authorised guidance with high customer satisfaction ratings. We also offer complimentary access to the CalorieHero AI calorie tracking app and discounts when customers take PMI or Life insurance.

Data sources and guidance references

This guide references PLSA retirement living standards and FCA guidance on pensions.

PLSA lifestyle tiers
TierAnnual spendCoverage yearsBest for
MinimumLowerLongestBasic needs
ModerateMidMediumComfortable lifestyle
ComfortableHigherShortestMore flexibility
Related WeCovr resources
  • Pension drawdown calculator
  • State pension age check
  • Protection quotes

FAQs
Does this include state pension income?

No. It projects your pension pot only. You can adjust assumptions to reflect other income sources.

Is the growth rate guaranteed?

No. Growth rates are assumptions and actual returns can vary.

What are PLSA living standards?

They are UK benchmarks for minimum, moderate, and comfortable retirement lifestyles.

Should I review my projections annually?

Yes. Updating assumptions each year helps keep plans realistic.