interactive investor’s calculations show that a higher-rate taxpayer paying £10,000 into a private pension in a single tax ...

We’re often told to save more for retirement, but have you ever stopped to think about how your pension pot compares to your peers? Is your pension wealth keeping up with the Jones’s?

In order to retire on that desire sum of £48,900, retirees will need to have built a pension pot worth £696,000, plus qualify for the full state pension. Royal London says many people will ...

Some 21 per cent withdraw money from their pension pot as soon as they are allowed to do so, data from pension and insurance firm Legal & General reveals, with as many as 10 per cent choosing to ...

State pensioners across the UK over the age of 80, or who turn 80 this year, can get up £5,280 extra added to their pension pot from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The over 80 ...

HMRC has clarified how tax rates apply to pensioners after a person got in touch with a question about their retirement income. The taxpayer contacted the organisation over X saying there were a ...

The DWP is warning that people who defer their state pension in a bid to build a bigger retirement kitty will not always get more cash. Some people may not realise that you do not get your state ...

Under the new framework, NSSF contributions have increased to six per cent of an employee’s salary, matched in equal amounts by employers. The minimum contributions are set to increase from ...

The revision is far bigger than previously reported and means there is less in the pot from which to pay the pensions of ...

A £100,000 pension pot could now secure a significantly higher income in retirement, with recent market shifts driving up ...

Labour federation Cosatu is advocating for increased access to funds for workers under the “two-pot” retirement system ... have greater access to their pension funds. Cosatu said it hoped ...

A typical pension saver could be £90,000 worse off if their investments are moved out of the stock market and into bonds, the Telegraph newspaper has found. One 59-year-old reader lost a third of his ...