Parents Urged to Boost Pensions and Save £6,200 Through Salary Sacrifice
Parents earning between £65,000 and £110,000 could save up to £6,200 by using salary sacrifice, a strategy that enhances pension savings while offering potential tax benefits.
Retirement Savings Crisis: Singles Need £290/Month to Retire Comfortably
Single people are being warned to save £290 every month to achieve a comfortable retirement. Research shows that singles face higher living costs, meaning they must start saving earlier and…
Nearly Half a Million Pensioners in the UK Claim DWP Support for Arthritis
While the announcement confirms a significant number of recipients, it offers few additional details, keeping the broader scope of the DWP’s ongoing support efforts largely out of the spotlight.
Pensioners Hit by Stealth Tax Surge as Higher-Rate Bills Double in Four Years
The tax net is tightening on UK pensioners as rising pension payments meet unchanging tax thresholds. More retirees are being drawn into higher-rate tax bands, eroding income once thought safe.…
State Pension Forecast for April 2026: Experts Point to Earnings Growth as Key Driver
Experts warn that while wage growth is currently the leading factor, inflation volatility could still shift the outcome of the DWP state pension increase planned for April 2026.
UK Residents Urged to Verify Pension Eligibility as State Pension Age Rises
Millions across the UK could face delays to their retirement income as the State Pension Age rises—making early checks essential to avoid unexpected financial gaps.
Thousands of British Retirees Living Abroad Avoid Paying UK Tax on State Pensions
British retirees living in Europe are taking advantage of tax exemptions on state pensions, escaping the UK’s tax net. While millions of UK-based pensioners are facing higher tax bills, expats…
Universal Credit Changes in May 2025 Impact Payments, Deductions, and Migration
The Department for Work and Pensions has revised key elements of Universal Credit, including earnings thresholds and deduction limits. These updates affect how much support claimants receive and when payments…
UK Retirees Forced to Live Off Savings as Living Costs Soar, Survey Warns
A new survey has revealed a growing crisis for UK retirees, who are increasingly relying on personal savings to cover daily expenses. With prices rising and support options limited, many…
State Pension Increases Threaten Retirees with Hidden Tax Bills
State pension increases may seem like a win, but many retirees are unknowingly heading into a hidden tax trap as their income rises.
Trump’s Tariffs Could Slash UK Pensions by 20%, Say Industry Experts
While many investors are advised to remain calm, the findings suggest that the damage to retirement savings may already be significant.
WASPI Women Vow to Punish Labour After £31,300 Pension Payout Snub
The battle over state pension injustice is heating up as WASPI women turn their sights on Labour MPs. A promised £31,300 payout is off the table, sparking outrage among thousands…
State Pension Rise Brings Retirees Closer to Income Tax Threshold, DWP Responds
The Department for Work and Pensions has issued an update following a significant increase in the state pension. With the tax-free personal allowance frozen, the margin is narrowing fast. Changes…
DWP Outlines Position as State Pension Nears Personal Tax Allowance Threshold
The rising State Pension is narrowing the gap with the personal tax allowance. Experts warn this shift could affect pensioners' eligibility for key benefits.
State Pensioners Eligible for ADI Payment After £41 DWP Rule Change
State pensioners who lost their ADI payments after the £41 rule change may be entitled to new compensation. The DWP is inviting eligible claimants to come forward and request a…
Vital Small Pension Pots Advice From Martin Lewis as Government Plans Changes
As the UK government moves forward with plans to tackle the growing issue of small pension pots, Martin Lewis and his MoneySavingExpert team have shared key insights. The changes could…
Martin Lewis MSE Explains Vital Small Pension Pots Advice Amid Government Change Plans
Martin Lewis and his MoneySavingExpert.com team explain the upcoming reforms to small pension pots. These changes aim to simplify pension management and reduce administrative fees.
Pensioners Urged to Check Eligibility for £4,300 DWP Support During Easter
Two pensioners sit and go over documents together, smiling as they review their finances. They appear relaxed and focused, possibly checking their entitlements over the Easter break.
State Pension Shake-Up: DWP Changes Long-Standing Rules, Affecting Millions
A major shift in the UK’s State Pension system has been announced, with the Department for Work and Pensions modifying key eligibility rules. Millions of individuals now face a delayed…
Families Urged to Act Quickly for State Pension Repayments After DWP Ends Investigations
Bereaved families are now required to provide their own documents to claim DWP repayments for state pension underpayments. The DWP has ended its investigations, leaving families to gather evidence on…
UK State Pension Age Hike Could Delay Retirement for Three Million Brits
The UK State Pension age is set to rise from 66 to 67 by 2028, with a potential further increase to 68 between 2044 and 2046. Experts warn this could…
Attendance Allowance: Nearly 500,000 Pensioners With Arthritis Set to Get £441 a Month Starting April
Nearly 500,000 pensioners with arthritis are set to receive up to £441 a month starting April through Attendance Allowance. This non-means-tested benefit helps those with long-term health conditions manage daily…
New DWP Initiative Aims to Boost Income for Older People
The DWP's new initiative aims to streamline the Pension Credit application process, reducing the number of questions for claimants. This change is expected to help more pensioners access vital financial…
HMRC Demands £75 a Week from State Pensioners to Repay Tax Credit Overpayments
State pensioners are being asked to repay decades-old tax credit overpayments, with some facing £75 weekly deductions—raising fresh concerns about fairness and financial pressure in retirement.
Britons Face Widespread Bill Increases as April Hikes Take Effect
Millions across the UK face sharp bill increases this April, from energy to water and council tax. Rising costs fuel concerns over household budgets and calls for urgent government action.
State Pension Claimants Have Days Left to Boost Their Payments Before the Deadline
Thousands have already topped up their State Pension using the government's new digital service. A key deadline now looms for anyone with gaps in their National Insurance record.
UK Government Announces Major Changes to PIP and Universal Credit Benefits
From November 2026, claimants will face stricter eligibility rules, requiring a higher threshold to qualify for certain benefits. The reforms are expected to impact up to 1.2 million people, particularly…
WASPI Women Fight for £2,950 Compensation in High-Stakes Legal Battle
The WASPI campaign has taken its fight to the High Court, demanding compensation for women born in the 1950s whose pension age was raised. Legal action follows the government’s refusal…
Thousands of UK Pensioners Missing Out on £9,960 in Benefits — DWP Launches Faster Claim System
Many pensioners are unknowingly missing out on thousands of pounds in financial support. The DWP’s new system aims to simplify claims and speed up access to vital benefits.
British Pensioners Abroad Facing Frozen State Pensions—A Policy That Has Been in Place for Decades
Hundreds of thousands of British pensioners living abroad are affected by frozen State Pensions, leaving many with significantly lower payments. Campaigners continue to push for policy changes to address the…
Thousands of Pensioners Set to Lose £2,798 a Year – Are You One of Them?
Thousands of state pensioners born before 1953 are set to receive £2,798 less per year than newer retirees—leaving many questioning the fairness of the system.
Labour Minister Breaks Silence on Fears of State Pension Means-Testing and Payment Reforms
A Labour minister has addressed mounting concerns over potential changes to the state pension, sparking debate over what the future could hold for retirees.
State Pensioners Born Before 1951 Sent £215 Payment Warning
State pensioners born before 1951 have been sent a £215 payment warning, raising questions about pension entitlements and fairness.
UK Government Increases DWP Payments by £552 per Month for Eligible Claimants
The DWP provides Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) to help individuals unable to work due to health conditions, ensuring they receive financial support and National Insurance credits. This benefit can…
Retirees Warned as Cost Increases Add £1,780 to Annual Expenses—Full Breakdown
Retirees in the UK are bracing for significant cost increases this April, with rising bills set to strain household budgets. Experts warn that some may need to save an extra…
Pensioners with Health Conditions Due Up to £1,362 Per Month Under New Support Boost
Pensioners with health conditions could receive up to £1,362 per month from State Pension and Attendance Allowance as new rates roll out in April.
UK Pensioners Face Complex Benefit System With Lengthy Application Process
Millions of pensioners in the UK are missing out on Complex Benefits due to a lengthy and complicated application process, leaving billions in unclaimed financial aid.
Lifetime ISA: Urgent Warning to Claim £11k Free Cash Before It’s Too Late
Amy Knight from NerdWallet UK warns that eligibility to open a Lifetime ISA stops on your 40th birthday, making it crucial for those nearing 40 to act fast. Contributions can…
Campaign for Free Bus Travel for Over-60s in England Gains Momentum
A petition advocating for free bus travel for over-60s in England is gaining significant support, with 40,000 signatures. The campaign aims to address the disparity with Wales, Scotland, and Northern…
Martin Lewis Addresses State Pension Means Testing and Urges Savers to Act Before April
Martin Lewis has addressed concerns over state pension means testing and rising retirement age, urging savers to act before the April 5 deadline to secure their full payments.
DWP’s New Bank Account Checks Spark Concerns: Who Will Be Targeted?
The DWP’s new anti-fraud measures could allow officials to withdraw funds directly from bank accounts, but experts warn of uncertainties and legal loopholes in the bill’s wording.
UK Parents Risk Losing £33,000 in Retirement Funds Due to National Insurance Gaps
UK parents could lose up to £33,000 in state pension due to National Insurance gaps. The deadline to make voluntary contributions is 5 April 2025.
UK Retirees Increasingly Turn To Work as Cost of Living Crisis Deepens
UK retirees are facing growing financial pressures, with job searches among pensioners surging by up to 900% in some cities. Many are now reconsidering retirement to supplement their income.
Retirees Can Claim £12,000 Stamp Duty Relief Before April—Who Qualifies and How to Apply?
Retirees looking to downsize before April 1, 2024, could receive £12,000 in stamp duty relief through a McCarthy Stone initiative. Find out who qualifies and how to apply.
Pensioners Face ‘Controversial’ Tax Raid in Rachel Reeves’s Budget
UK pensioners may see changes to their tax-free pension withdrawals as the government explores new revenue options. Reports suggest a potential reduction in the tax-free allowance.
Millions of Savers Face Major Hit as Rachel Reeves Considers Slashing ISA Tax-Free Allowance
Savers across the UK could soon see their tax-free ISA allowance reduced, sparking concerns over home deposits, retirement funds, and emergency savings. With speculation mounting ahead of the Spring Budget,…
State Pensioners Born Before 1959 Have Weeks Left to Claim Extra Cash
Thousands of state pensioners have just weeks left to take action before a key deadline that could increase their retirement income significantly.
WASPI Women Fight Back: Legal Challenge Looms Over Pension Compensation Refusal
Thousands of Waspi women are preparing for a legal showdown after the government dismissed calls for compensation. The campaigners argue they were blindsided by changes to their state pension age,…
Winter Fuel Payment Support: Pensioners to Receive Up to £100 After Cuts
Pensioners affected by Winter Fuel Payment cuts will receive up to £100 in extra support from devolved governments before the end of March.
Millions of Pensioners to Pay Income Tax Next Year as Labour’s ‘Retirement Tax’ Takes Effect
Millions of UK pensioners will soon be paying income tax on their state pensions, as the triple lock increase pushes payments beyond the frozen tax-free personal allowance. New forecasts suggest…
