Client feedback


​I would recommend them to anyone - I have dealt with a number of other independent trustee firms and would rate PSGS as the best. We are very happy with Mark and the service we get.
Julia Morton,
Camellia plc
PSGS offered the right support at very short notice, at reasonable cost, when we really needed it.
Ian Edwards,
Chair of Trustee, Comet Pension Scheme
Very responsive to any queries we have and proactive in managing our scheme to the best. Very happy with the support we are getting.
Caroline Rand ,
Historic Royal Palaces
We now have a very collaborative approach between trustees and employer.
Peter Millard,
Company Secretary, TRL Limited
Very happy with PSGS as an organisation and that opinion is derived from the performance of those that represent them.
Sean Hoyle,
Wightlink
​They are very proactive and full of new ideas, they've brought better scheduling and better minute sets.
Paul Rudd,
Express Newspapers

Pension communications

Whether you have a defined benefit (DB) or defined contribution (DC) scheme, making your pension communications effective can be hard to achieve.

Good pension communications are vital for employees and scheme members to understand - and properly value - the pension benefits being provided to them.

  • Defined benefit (DB) pension scheme members need to understand not only the pension benefit they can expect to receive at retirement, but also how secure their benefits are. Explaining actuarial valuations and scheme funding in a clear, straightforward way is not easy.
  • Defined contribution (DC) pension scheme members need to understand the decisions they need to take around contribution levels and investment choices and how these could impact the benefit they eventually receive from the plan.

From clearly explain pension flexibilities available to members to the careful steps needed for many pension schemes to ‘go digital’, there are many major communication challenges facing pension trustees and employers. The move to sole trusteeship may require a re-think of member engagement – we support clients with a range of options to make sure the way we deliver sole trustee appointments really works for members.

Getting pension communications right requires true expertise. Our team of communication specialists use valuable expertise to enable employers and pension trustees to enhance their communications, making them easier and more attractive to read, typically at a much lower cost than other third party consultants.

Our pension communication services include drafting and graphic design for a range of hard copy, soft copy and online communications, including:

  • pension newsletters, announcements and updates for members
  • pension scheme websites
  • member-nominated trustee election communications
  • going digital campaigns to move to online member communications
  • pension scheme booklets & new joiner information
  • pre-retirement communications to help members understand options, plan for their retirement and recognise any risks they are taking
  • targeted campaigns - for example, to aid understanding of investment choices or encourage employees to review their pension and when to consider changing their pension contributions

To find out how we could help you improve your pension communications, please contact us.

Fancy a chat about communications?


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Suzi Lowther

Director of Communications

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0118 207 2900

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