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Prudential Pension Drawdown

Prudential pension drawdown hub: published fees, investment options and features. Updated for 2026. Guidance, not advice.

Prudential drawdown charges at a glance

Estimated yearly cost at £250,000: £375 a year (monthly income, no share deals; Platform fee only — fund charges extra).

Position on cost: Not in our DIY ranking: you need an adviser, so it is compared on advised drawdown. Compare advised drawdown platforms

+ charges not published: regular income payments. The yearly cost leaves these out, so the real figure may be higher.

Limited published information. Prudential publishes little detail on its drawdown charges.

Drawdown admin fee None
Included in the yearly cost above
Regular income payments Not confirmed
One-off (ad-hoc) withdrawal Not confirmed
UFPLS payment Not confirmed
Transfer out (exit fee) Not confirmed
Minimum pot Not confirmed
Cash in the pension Not confirmed

Fees checked 23 Sept 2026. “Not confirmed” means the charge is not published or we have not verified it; it is never counted as free.

Sources: Prudential Retirement Account · Key Features (PDF)

Capital at risk. Comparison information only, not advice. Confirm charges on the provider’s own pages before you act.

You need a financial adviser to use Prudential for drawdown. Its real cost includes the adviser’s fee, so we compare it with other advised drawdown platforms rather than in our DIY ranking.

Fee structure

Platform fees: Product charge set by total account value and applied to the whole account: 0.30% under £100k, 0.20% £100k–£250k, 0.15% £250k–£750k, 0.125% £750k–£1m, 0.10% £1m and over (plus fund charges, e.g. PruFund ~0.65%)

Fund charges (Ongoing Charges Figure) apply on top of platform fees and depend on your chosen investments. Use our calculator above to see the total annual cost for your specific pot size.

Who holds your pension

Eligible claims may be covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). If a SIPP operator or investment firm fails, the limit is £85,000 per person per firm; a pension provided by an insurer is normally covered in full. FSCS pension protection

Source: Prudential Retirement Account Key Features (June 2026), checked 24 Sept 2026.

Latest Prudential news & updates

No new verified updates this month. We only list items we can cite from an official RNS, company newsroom or official blog.

7 May 2026

M&G Q1 2026: £0.6 billion net inflows from open business

M&G plc, parent of Prudential UK, said open-business net inflows were £0.6 billion in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1 2025: an outflow of £0.1 billion) and assets under management and administration were £371 billion at 31 March 2026.

Source: M&G plc Q1 2026 trading update (PDF)

12 Mar 2026

M&G 2025 results: £7.8 billion open-business net inflows

M&G’s full-year 2025 results reported assets under management and administration of £375.9 billion, net flows from open business of £7.8 billion, and said it had brought PruFund back into net inflows.

Source: M&G plc full-year 2025 results (PDF)

Last verified: 8 Sept 2026.

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