As the population of the UK continues to live longer, more and more people are now claiming a pension. The most common remains the state pension, designed to give people a regular retirement income ...

The State Pension age is increasing from 66 to 67, which means some people nearing retirement will need to wait several ...

Millions of people are being urged to check when they will become eligible for their State Pension as major changes take ...

What Should You Check Before Retiring? Planning around a fixed retirement date has become harder for anyone approaching their ...

Brits are being encouraged to check their pension eligibility as they near retirement. This is especially important given that the State Pension age is progressively rising to 67 between now and 2028.

New HMRC guidance can help people understand how tax works in retirement, including checks on pensions, tax codes, National Insurance records and unexpected tax bills.

Britons are warned they could miss out if they delay.

HMRC describes the State Pension as a contributory benefit, but entitlement is different from means-tested financial support.

The State Pension provides a regular income for more than 13 million older people across Great Britain – here we explain the ...

The earnings growth element is on track to be the Triple Lock measure used for the 2027/28 annual uprating.