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If you're really concerned about not having enough to support you through retirement, there's a number of different things that you could do. Firstly, you could choose to delay your retirement. And the benefits of that would be twofold. So firstly, you'd still be contributing to your pension, hopefully. And secondly, you'll be taking that over a shorter period of time. So that can be a real option for people who don't feel they've saved enough.

The other things you could do is you could continue to work part time. So often people will transition into retirement more gradually rather than an abrupt stop from full time work to part time work. You might want to not keep up the daily commute or whatever it is you've been used to and working at that pace. But perhaps you've got an interesting hobby or a skill like dog walking, carpentry that you could make an extra income from. So there's always something to think about in a more creative way that might be a bit more fun than your current day job.

But don't worry if you do need to retire now and you're worried about having an income shortfall, the course is going to cover different options that might help you.

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