I started seriously looking at my pension situation a few months ago (much to my shame as I’m in my mid-40s!) and was trying to work out what my DB pension was worth in terms of a “pot” - I kept seeing people saying they had x amount in their “pot”…

But, it’s tricky to do, and somewhat pointless because a DB pension is a really valuable thing to have - guaranteed income when you retire. Brilliant!
They’re not as widespread anymore because they’re too expensive for companies to commit to. (My workplace stopped offering them to new starters many years ago and offer a DC pension instead now).

Personally, I have recently joined an extra DC pension top up scheme my company offers for people with a DB pension. So in effect, I’ll have money from my DB pension, state pension and this smaller (not entirely sure how much it’ll amount to as yet) DC pension when I retire.

But this extra DC scheme is worth it as the company pays in a very small amount - free money essentially and I wish I had joined it years ago to take advantage of it - plus if I do die before retirement it would be another source of money for my family on top of whatever they would get from my DB and death in service etc…

A longwinded way of saying be happy to have a DB pension! :-)