1 in 2 adults expect to work to State Pension age
- Friday, 05 April 2024
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![Many do not expect the State Pension to survive](/media/k2/items/cache/53b02c13367784367a1cd2e2dbc8d28e_Generic.jpg)
Half of adults expect to work to at least the State Pension age, currently 66, but half of under 50s believe there probably will no longer be a State Pension by the time they retire, according to a think tank’s research.
Read more...Aegon urges Govt to consider early State Pension access
- Thursday, 04 April 2024
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![Aegon pensions director Steven Cameron](/media/k2/items/cache/80f698ce6fafbac12f3b6bce071b2a94_Generic.jpg)
Pension provider Aegon is calling on the Government to consider introducing a more flexible State Pension age and early access to avoid the harm to some people of further “significant” increases in State Pension age up to 74.
Read more...Higher state pension to push many into tax net
- Tuesday, 02 April 2024
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![Pensions campaigner Baroness Ros Altmann](/media/k2/items/cache/a3bb577bc87f74dddedb01b4e754f8e8_Generic.jpg)
Around 12m State Pensioners will be more than £800 a year better off from 6 April but the extra cash could push many into a tax-paying bracket for the first time, experts have warned.
Read more...NI cut leaves State Pension funding 'in doubt'
- Friday, 15 March 2024
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A pensions expert has warned that urgent questions need to be answered by the government about where the cash to fund the State Pension will come from following the government’s decision to cut employees’ National Insurance from 10% to 8% from April.
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