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A survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers aged 60 to 65 by Nationwide Financial found a range of concerns, expectations and lessons about retirement planning.

And as a result, many feel anxious, confused, or overwhelmed when it comes to retirement planning - with more than half considering it to be a minefield

More than two-fifths of privately educated 35 to 44 year olds said they reviewed or reassessed their pension pot at least once a year, compared with less than a fifth of state school-educated peers of the same age

KOTA KINABALU: The government should start the proposed abolition of pension schemes by reviewing the benefits for elected representatives, says Libaran MP Datuk Suhaimi Nasir.

In total, over 12,000 reclaim forms were processed during October, November and December of last year, with £3,216 being the average amount that was reclaimed

Savers may be able to double the amount they can take tax-free from pensions because of a loophole created under incoming rule changes, experts have said.

The DWP has this week admitted that widowed people with an inherited pension who claimed New Style Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) during the pandemic may be due cash after they were underpaid benefits

Many more people could be due a refund, a tax expert has said, as more than 12,000 pensioners managed to get money back.

A Romanian toyboy, who married an 81-year-old vicar, has gotten engaged to a new man, despite promising his late husband that he would never tie the knot again

Botched tech upgrade has thrown West Midlands Pension Fund members into crisis