Research indicates UK pension age must increase
According to new research, retirement age for middle-aged employed Britons may need to rise to 71.
New research reveals education impacts pension pots
A recent survey has unearthed that adult Britons with a private education were more likely to have learned about savings while studying.
Pension scheme surpluses enjoy successful start to 2024
A new industry report has revealed that pension scheme surpluses in the UK have started 2024 on a on a high, regardless of increases to their liability.
Data shows more than one million retirees rely on State Pension
A new study based on analysis of data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) has uncovered that more than a million UK retirees are counting on their State Pension for income in retirement.
Report reveals many pension funds fail to back Britain
Recent research has uncovered that many of the UK’s biggest pension funds are not investing in British businesses.
Survey finds UK workers waiting for inheritance to retire
A new study has uncovered that UK adults are experiencing anxiety about reaching financial milestones, like retirement, without receiving an inheritance.
Uncertain future of Triple Lock could impact retirees
Recent reports suggest that while state pension increases might outpace inflation by next April, the Triple Lock ending could affect retirement income for many.
Study shows consequences of pausing pensions
In the cost-of-living crisis, many people across the country are forsaking saving for retirement to cope with their current financial issues. Among the tactics adopted by savers in recent months is to pause or reduce their pension contributions, and in some cases, end them entirely. However, the knock-on effects will be felt financially when they […]
Pension fraud scam worth millions foiled
An elaborate scheme involving extensive pension fraud has been uncovered, and those behind the scam now face six-year jail sentences. The individuals behind the £20 million crime were convicted on money laundering charges and the conspiracy to defraud.
UK watchdog launches emergency asset restrictions
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is now using its powers to stop the companies that advised victims of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) from selling off their assets to mitigate paying compensation.
