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  • Tax warning after pensioners’ above-inflation boost

    From 6 April, the state pension will increase by 4.1%, as calculated by the triple lock, and so above the latest inflation figure of 2.8%.

  • More pensioners dragged into income tax - HMRC stats

    There were 7.13m pensioners paying tax in the 2022/23 tax year, a 6% increase year on year, according to the latest data from HMRC.

  • WASPI women threaten Government with legal action

    The WASPI pensions campaign has written a letter to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions threatening legal action unless the DWP reconsiders its decision to reject compensation.

  • £35m added to state pensions ahead of top-up deadline

    People wanting to maximise their state pension by plugging gaps in their National Insurance record have contributed to a total of 68,673 years, worth £35m, since April last year, HMRC said.

  • Women underestimate importance of state pension

    Working women significantly underestimate their reliance on the state pension before retirement, according to a new study.

  • Budget: State Pension to rise 4.1% in April

    The State Pension will rise by 4.1% in April when the Triple Lock is implemented in full, the Chancellor said today in her Budget.

  • Budget: Employers' NI rises as tax take grows

    Employers' National Insurance will rise from 13.8% to 15% in April but Employee National Insurance will remain unchanged, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in her Budget today.

  • State Pension set to rise by 4.1% in April

    The State Pension is expected to rise next year by 4.1% under the Triple Lock guarantee.

  • State Pension increase to pull 340,000 into paying income tax

    An estimated 340,000 more pensioners will pay income tax on their State Pension next year due to the Triple Lock pushing up the State Pension above inflation.

  • State pension would cost £250,000 to replace

    New calculations from pension provider Aegon reveal that it would cost £250,000 to buy a lifetime guaranteed income to match the current state pension payout.

  • State Pension Age rise targets 6m baby boomers says Towers Watson

    Towers Watson
  • Firms respond to plans for new flat-rate State Pension

    Houses of Parliament.
  • Retirees hoping to continue working past State Pension age

    Prudential website
  • Half of adults 'misguidedly' relying on state pension

    Nationwide's website
  • Prime Minister pledges to keep state pension triple lock

    Prime Minister David Cameron
  • New state pension top-up scheme revealed

    The Minister for Pensions Steve Webb MP
  • Researchers find one in seven will rely on state pension

    Prudential offices
  • Pensioners' income rises in real terms for first time in three years

    Minister for Pensions Steve Webb
  • Eurozone Britons get pension boost due to soaring pound

    Photo credit: TaxRebate.org.uk
  • 600 days to go to new state pension

    Pensions Minister Steve Webb

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