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10m people aged 65 and over expected to be income tax payers in 2026-27
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Jump in sales of pension annuities valued at over £250,000 and £500,000
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Salary sacrifice cap ‘is short-sighted tax grab undermining retirement security’
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State pension errors ‘could be virtually impossible to fix if records deleted’
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More than £70bn withdrawn from retirement pots in 2024/25 – FCA figures
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State pension set to rise by more than £500 a year from April, figures suggest
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Battle against state pensions gender gap ‘nearly won’ for new retirees
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Bill to create pension ‘megafunds’ and tidy up ‘micro’ retirement savings pots
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Workers could see £6,000 boost to pension pots under Government plans
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Around 1m pensioners paying income tax at 40% or above
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More than £800m of state pension underpayments identified in correction drive
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People may still boost state pension even after deadline passes in April
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64% jump in pension credit applications being awarded
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Criticism over letters asking bereaved relatives to return pension overpayments
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£35m added to state pension pots since April last year by people plugging gaps
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Pension ‘megafunds’: How do they work and is bigger always better?
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Government ‘facing extra £100m bill for next year’s state pension hikes’
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State pension: Will retirees feel better or worse off in the months ahead?
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Majority of pensioners below poverty line ‘could lose winter fuel payments’
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New concerns over state pension errors raised by former minister
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Pension schemes to be rated red, amber or green in plans to improve transparency
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Jump in over-50s looking to re-mortgage into retirement, provider finds
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Measures to help boost pension pots welcomed by industry experts
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8.5m people over state pension age are income tax payers
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Around 2.5m people ‘could still pay tax on state pension under triple lock plus’
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Labour pledges to retain triple lock and undertake pensions review
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21% of new first-time buyers stretch mortgage terms for more than 35 years
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More than three-quarters of people ‘dipping into pensions before retirement’
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More older buyers looking to get on housing ladder, figures show
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