Deferring your state pension
You do not have to take your state pension at state pension age.
You do not have to take your state pension at state pension age.
The rush to meet the voluntary national insurance contributions (NICs) top-up deadline of 5 April has forced HMRC to grant an extension to 31 July.
Recent research has compared the value of personal national insurance contributions (NICs) with the value of state pension received. The results may surprise you.
The frozen personal allowance may be overtaken by the new state pension in only a few years, proving the income tax screw is well and truly tightening.
Latest data from the Office for National Statistics reveals that more people than ever are working beyond the age of 65. Will your retirement income be enough, or will you be working after age 65?
The deadline to boost to your state pension ends on 5 April 2023. If you think you could benefit, the time to act is now.
The government has published draft legislation to raise the minimum age for drawing pension benefits from 55 to 57.
State pension increases and the Triple Lock are back in the spotlight.
State pensions and the National Living Wage both increased in April.
The triple lock means state pension payments rise 2.5% for most amid strengthening calls to remove this guaranteed increase.