All news on the topic: Pensions

Labour's amendment says the move "will cost around £1 billion a year and benefit only those with the biggest pension pots"

Tax year end is just days away, on April 5 - and Brits should make the most of their hard-earned cash through Lifetime ISAs, and checking their pension contributions

Pensioner Joy Middleditch died two days after masked burglars burst into her bungalow near Pakefield, Suffolk, in what is now being investigated as a murder

The Winter Fuel Payment is worth up to £300 normally but this year, eligible recipients will also get an extra £300 on top through the Pensioner Cost of Living payment

The Tory ex-chancellor who crashed the economy with his disastrous mini-Budget was secretly filmed by campaign group Led By Donkeys offering to work on the side for £10,000 a day

Graham Seymour, 66, has said the rising cost of heating, gas and goods has forced him to make tough decisions - he said the heating comes on when his grandkids come to visit as one of them is only six months old

The clip of French President Emmanuel Macron broadcast on French news channels has since gone viral with political opponents suggesting it shows he is out of touch amid mass uprisings in the country

A document supplied by the DWP to an appeal Tribunal last year reveals there are "low hundreds of thousands" of older married women the Government has "no plans" to contact.

King Charles was due to arrive in Paris on Sunday for a four-day trip, including a state banquet at Versailles Palace on Monday night but it has now been called off

The Tories are telling you to tighten your belts, while stripping the state of its assets. Fleet Street Fox has the receipts

Videos shared on social media showed flames engulfing Bordeaux's historic Hotel de Ville front doors, as cheers can be heard from a crowd of people gathered in the town square in France

Figures released by the DWP today showed that 46,716 state pensioners have been identified as having underpayments to their state pension, with £300million paid to by those affected

Hundreds of angry fishermen gathered in Rennes, France, to protest worrying recommendations made by the country's Council of State in relation to the costly carbonisation of the sector

Families are wrestling with illness as they wait for a medal, and still don't have a date to meet Rishi Sunak to discuss further recognition

EasyJet and Ryanair have warned of major delays and possible cancellations caused by the air traffic controllers strike taking place in France over pension reforms

A host of organisations are demanding a new tsar to champion OAPs' rights in the corridors of power amid fears their voices are being silenced

The study comes as the Living Pension scheme is launched by the fair pay campaigners behind the Real Living Wage crusade

Financial authorities are now trying to prevent problems spreading throughout the global banking system and a repeat of the disastrous financial meltdown of 2008

Thousands of fat cat bosses were left toasting Chancellor Jeremy Hunt after he scrapped the top limit on tax-free pensions savings, a move which has been branded a "pensions bung to the wealthy"

A Lifetime ISA account pays out a 25% bonus on savings of up to £4,000 a year - but just 3% of adults are contributing to a LISA

Longstanding MPs and Ministers - including Jeremy Hunt - stand to benefit from the Chancellor's huge handout to the richest, while the low paid are expected to have to work for longer before claiming a state pension

Consumer rights expert Martyn James runs through everything you've ever wanted to know about pensions - and why we should be thinking about our retirement now more than ever

The MoneySavingExpert founder explained you cannot put a pension into your will - but there is still a way to leave this money to a loved one, as he explains below

Boris Johnson ordered a consultation into raising the age that people qualify for free prescriptions in England in line with the state pension age - but the plans have been dropped

A post-Budget analysis by the Resolution Foundation says household disposable incomes will still be lower in 2027-28 than before the Covid crisis while some Whitehall ministries face cuts of 10%