One of the first things I did after quitting my job was to change my pension from the default allocated fund to higher risk ones.
I spent time researching each fund, the risks involved and which country and sector the investments were made in, and allocated the percentages accordingly.
It is important with slightly riskier funds to stay on top of how they are progressing.
I found this much easier after leaving my corporate job. Previously, I would check the performance only once a year. In hindsight, this was a very bad practice, and the only people who benefit from it are the banks!
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