Scam awareness

We’ve been made aware of a phishing email being sent to members with our branding on. The emails contain a link to update your details or tell you that contributions haven’t been paid.

If you receive such an email, please delete it and do not click the link as it is a scam.

Please be aware that while our emails to you may contain prompts to update your details, you will always need to use My Pension Online to do this. If you doubt the email is legitimate, please instead go directly to the Teachers' Pensions website and log in from there.

If you have any concerns regarding your contributions, please speak to your employer.

Key points to watch out for in phishing emails:

• Unknown sender address: The sender's email address may not match our email address (noreply@mail.teacherspensions.co.uk)
• Suspicious links: Don’t click on links in emails if you aren’t sure who the sender is
• Requests for personal information: We won’t ask you to provide your person details
• Grammatical errors: Scam emails often contain spelling and grammatical errors.

If you're worried you've been impacted by a pension scam you can find more information on the Pensions Regulators website.