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Silver Voices director Dennis Reed warned the plan could cost the Tories votes at the general election

Trade unions have raised the alarm about the 'broken' statutory sick pay regime, which they say left millions of workers 'brutally exposed' during the Covid pandemic

Thames Water has been left with debts of nearly £15billion, while it has also missed sewage spill and leakage targets

Stephen, 80 reached out for advice earlier this year as his and his wife Marg's combined pension income was not stretching as far as it once could and they were cutting back significantly to cover their monthly bills

New survey reveals widespread concern over pensions ability to deliver retirement income and respond to escalating climate risks

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Nearly half (44%) of all American households with members aged 55-64 have no savings at all and will have to rely entirely on Social Security.

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Nottinghamshire Abbeymoor Nursing Home closed its doors in 2017 and a blaze ripped through the abandoned building in 2023, leaving behind a spooky interior

State lawmakers are set to try to make it easier for teachers, cops and other state and local government workers to pad their pensions — and leave taxpayers footing the nearly $4 billion bill, a new analysis shows.