Pensions & retirement
State pension pay rise and bigger allowances: all of 2018-19’s pension changes
From a £250 a year pay rise for pensioners to a boost to private retirement savings, the new tax year brings plenty of changes to pensions. Are you a pension winner this year?
Exclusive: watch Which?’s interview with Guy Opperman MP, pensions minister
The Pensions Minister, Guy Opperman, sat down for an exclusive interview with Which?, answering questions put to him directly by Which? members. If you want to know more about the...
Revealed: the true cost of pension drawdown
Some retirees see more than £12,000 sapped away in charges by managing their pension with the most expensive companies, exclusive new research from Which? reveals.
Why the government wants to provide a ‘mid-life MOT’ for your finances
Pensions minister Guy Opperman talks exclusively to Which? about the pensions dashboard and his plans to offer over 40s a mid-life financial healthcheck.
Should this way of calculating inflation be scrapped?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has warned that the Retail Prices Index (RPI) is a ‘very poor’ measure of inflation. So why do we still use it?
Exclusive: Pensions minister Guy Opperman on the future of the state pension
Pensions minister Guy Opperman has spoken exclusively to Which? about how the government is addressing the challenges of funding the state pension, both today and in the years to come. ...
Thousands could have to repay their pensions – are you affected?
Find out why thousands of retirees could have to repay their company pension.
Government owes £4 trillion in state pension payments – should you worry?
The UK’s total pension liability rose to £7.6tn between 2010 and 2015 – an increase of £1tn, a new report from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) shows. Pension liabilities...
Do you know who will inherit your pension pot?
There are complex rules around who can inherit your state pension and private pension pot, and how much they'll receive. Find out what happens to your pension after you die.
Scottish Income Tax loophole boosts pensions by thousands
New Scottish income tax loophole boosts pensions by thousands.