The State Pension age is set to start rising from 66 to 67 next year, with the increase due to be completed for all men and women across the UK by 2028. The planned change to the official age of ...

Millions of defined benefit pension scheme members could be put at risk by new government proposals. The plans would let companies tap into surplus pension funds, with withdrawals subject to a 25% tax ...

Patrick Thomson, head of research analysis and policy at Phoenix Insights, stated: "April's 4.1 per cent State Pension uprating will provide some relief to pensioners while cost pressures remain high.

inflation rate and not the highest measure of the Triple Lock policy. The DWP has published the full list of State Pension and benefit uprated payments on GOV.UK here, which also includes ...

Article continues below It’s important to be aware of these upcoming changes now, especially if you have a retirement plan in place. Everyone affected by changes to their State Pension age will ...

Keir Starmer addressed the state pension triple lock policy as he spoke about the increase to pension payments kicking in from next week. The triple lock ensures a rise to the state pension each ...

The State Pension age is due to rise from 66 to 67 starting ... This will depend on how many more years you plan to work, and whether you are eligible for NI tax credits, which fill the gaps ...

"Understanding what adequacy is, how it is to be achieved and the state pensions role as part of that will reduce speculation and help people to plan without fear." Another alternative to the ...

director of public policy at AJ Bell, has highlighted the significant challenge faced by the government due to regional disparities in life expectancy and the increasing cost of state pensions.

The State Pension age is due to increase from 66 to ... these payments depends on factors such as how many more years you plan to work. Those aged 45 and over who are nearing retirement age ...

These are the maximum amounts you can possibly get from a state pension - you may get less if you don't have enough qualifying National Insurance years. Jon Greer, head of retirement policy at ...