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Why don t my pensions built up before 1988 rise with inflation?

Over time there have been two main changes affecting the rules on this. The first came in 1978 when the state earnings-related pension scheme was introduced. SERPS offered a salary-related retirement pension to all workers via the state pension system. Steve Webb: Find out how to ask the former Pensions Minister a question about your retirement savings in the box below But there was a risk that for those in company pensions already this would amount to ‘double provision’ – a worker would be paying in to his or her company pension as well as paying National Insurance contributions towards an earnings-related pension from the state.

Blogpost: The Ugly Spectre of Poverty, Destitution and Food Insecurity in the UK

By Martin Kerin AS I write, news has come in that, for the first time in history, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) will help feed children in the UK. For the first time in its 70 year history, UNICEF will respond to a UK ‘domestic emergency.’ Given recent events and following the Food Foundation’s findings that 2.4 million (17%) children are living in ‘food insecure households’, it was only a matter of time before an international agency was forced to step in. 2020 will down as a terrible year for our country and for the world. The pandemic has had an impact on all of our lives, but it has impacted the poorest of our society disproportionately worse. The simple reason for this is that rising poverty and inequality was already a major issue before the pandemic. The pandemic has simply turned the crisis of poverty and inequality into a catastrophe.

British MPs rally support from Canada and Australia to end disgrace and shame of frozen expat pensions

British MPs rally support from Canada and Australia to end disgrace and shame of frozen expat pensions Tanya Jefferies for Thisismoney.co.uk © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo A cross-party group of MPs has mobilised support from Canada and Australia in efforts to unfreeze expats state pensions. A new report includes contributions from both countries, detailing their efforts to pressure the UK Government to pay all pensioners living abroad the same annual payout hikes as other retirees. Canada, which is home to 150,000 elderly British expats, has recently asked the UK to negotiate a reciprocal social security agreement covering the uprating of pensions.

British MPs rally Canada and Australia against frozen state pensions

British MPs rally Canada and Australia against frozen state pensions Tanya Jefferies for Thisismoney.co.uk © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo A cross-party group of MPs has mobilised support from Canada and Australia in efforts to unfreeze expats state pensions. A new report includes contributions from both countries, detailing their efforts to pressure the UK Government to pay all pensioners living abroad the same annual payout hikes as other retirees. Canada, which is home to 150,000 elderly British expats, has recently asked the UK to negotiate a reciprocal social security agreement covering the uprating of pensions. © Provided by This Is Money

MPs rally support from Canada and Australia against frozen state pensions

That means some expats who retired when the basic rate was £67.50 a week in 2000 still get that, rather than the £134.25 a week now received by others who retired that year.  However, it was announced this year that British expats in the European Union will continue to get annual increases in the state pension, plus healthcare rights, as long as they moved there before the end of 2020. Why are state pensions frozen for some expats?  Whether an expat s pension is frozen or not depends entirely on where you move to, because the Government has struck individual deals with some countries but left around 150 others out in the cold.

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