The ONS’ lowered life expectancy projections have implications on retirement planning and investments. Check out the updated calculator.
The new state pension may have a relatively large increase next year, but it still won’t to be enough to fund a comfortable retirement.
An obscure adjustment to old pension benefits, mandated by the courts, might cost some pension owners many thousands in additional tax.
Freedom of Information requests have highlighted a lack of information around numbers hit with pension allowance penalties and the complexities around finding out.
Reports of senior doctors and consultants receiving unexpected tax bills after breaching pension annual allowance tapering rules highlight the need for regular reviews.
New labour market figures show record levels of employment for the over 65s. How long do you want to work?
A recent report shows that life expectancy is still improving, but not as quickly as was once expected.
A European Court decision from 1990 is suddenly raising questions about a key element of pension taxation. On 17 May 1990, the European Court of Justice decided that gender equality should be applied to non-state pensions.
An issue concerning how the high income child benefit charge (HICBC) can potentially affect stay-at-home parents has emerged.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is aiming to expand pension coverage among the self-employed.