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After shunning their pleas for years, the Government revealed last spring that parents who made innocent child benefit errors would be able to repair state pension records.

Labour risks triggering a wave of legal challenges if it goes ahead with plans to shield public sector leaders from a pension tax raid, the retirement industry has warned.

A shrinking workforce is set to hit funding for the state pension, which could mean people have to wait longer to access the payments

The cost of a comfortable retirement has shot up from £37,300 to £43,100 for a single person and to £59,000 for a two-person household.

News analysis, case studies and informed comment on the challenges facing UK pension schemes, from Pensions Expert, a DG Publishing service

WHEELING — Community Bank has announced both the advancement of Travis Wade to the position of Market Executive for Eastern Ohio and the appointment of Aaron Silverio as Banking Associate. Jon Greer, Community Bank’s Regional President of the Ohio Valley Market, expressed enthusiasm about these promotions. “Both Travis and Aaron have earned these advancements through […]

The DWP has today (6 February) confirmed that the existing threshold for the auto-enrolment earnings trigger will be maintained for 2024 to 2025. The AE earnings trigger, the point at which an individual's salary opts them in for automatic enrolment to their workplace pension scheme, has been kept at £10,000.

News analysis, case studies and informed comment on the challenges facing UK pension schemes, from Pensions Expert, a DG Publishing service

Jon Greer explains why advisers must act now ahead of the new pensions regime in April to ensure good client outcomes...

It was less than a year ago that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt scrapped the £1m cap on how much people can save into their pension tax-free. But a general election looms, and as Labour storm ahead in the polls it may not be long until this generous tax break is reversed.