Two thirds (63%) of workers currently using salary sacrifice are unaware that it will be capped from 2029, according to a new report.

The number of Britons aged 85 years and over is set to make up 4.9% of the total UK population by 2049, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics.

The normal minimum pension age rules from HMRC have created a potential confusing gap for those born between 6 April 1971 and 5 April 1973.

Almost half (48%) of workers aged 45 to 54 do not feel confident they will retire with a comfortable income, according to a new report.

The total value of premiums paid into individual pension annuities grew 4% to £7.4bn in 2025, according to the latest data from the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

Over one in four savers (27%) expect to be either totally or heavily reliant on the State Pension in retirement.

Only one third (33%) of savers over the age of 55 who have taken financial advice feel ‘calm and in control’ of their finances, according to a new report.

Seven of the UK’s top 10 areas where people age 65 and over are still working are in London, according to new research.

Half (47%) of UK savers see their retirement finances as controlled by forces beyond their control, according to a new report.

Two thirds (66%) of UK pension savers who have declined to consolidate their retirement savings have also never tried to track down pension pots they have lost track of, according to new research.

One in three (35%) savers over the age of 50 are facing a retirement savings shortfall of at least a decade, according to new research.

London dominates the UK regions where households are least likely to be on track for an adequate retirement income, according to new research.

Just Group has developed a structured pension investment delivering guaranteed income and/or growth for a selected term within a client’s platform-based personal pension portfolio.

More employers are regularly engaging with their workforce around retirement planning and future proofing their finances, offering an opportunity for the financial advisers who partner with them.

A third (32%) of UK savers expect to need an inheritance to have enough income to live on in retirement.

Savers could be losing £1.7bn from their pension pots due to poorly informed transfers made in the year to 30 June, according to master trust People’s Pension.

People who expect to rent during retirement could need an additional £398,000 in savings compared to those with no housing costs.

The Society of Pension Professionals has called for pensions automatic enrolment to be extended to the self-employed.

Men have double the pension savings of women, with an average pension pot of £92,000 compared to £39,000 for women.

More than nine in 10 UK adults over 66 view the State Pension as an entitlement, despite only half (58%) believing it is affordable for the country, according to a new report.