Pensions & retirement
Pensions auto-enrolment may expand to workers aged 18-22
New DWP proposals would see auto-enrolment extended to workers aged 18 to 22. Which? explains how this would affect pensions savings schemes.
Thousands missing out on £30,000 in state pension
Which? takes a look at National Insurance credits for partners of armed forces personnel and how you can claim up to £30,000 in state pension.
Could your pension last until you’re 100?
We're all living longer but a lot of us are still underestimating how much we'll need to save for retirement. Find out how to secure your future income.
Ask an expert: did I miss out on state pension by caring for my child?
Our Which? Money expert looks at who qualifies for National Insurance credits and why they are important for your state pension entitlement.
Millions hope for lottery win to fund retirement
Millions of over-50s workers across the UK have failed to start making retirement plans, with some even hoping for a lottery win to secure future income.
Autumn Budget 2017: state pension to rise by 3%
The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, today declined to make substantial changes to pensions in his Autumn Budget. Most significantly, he avoided tinkering with the tax relief system, contrary to widespread speculation...
Millions to miss out on the chance to see if their state pension is correct
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has reversed a decision to show millions of people how their state pension is calculated, potentially keeping them in the dark about whether or not...
Pensions: divorced women missing out on £5 billion a year
Seven in 10 couples fail to discuss pension savings during a divorce – despite it being one of the largest assets in a settlement, new research shows. More than half...
FCA’s biggest ever consumer survey: the 5 things you need to know
In one of the biggest pieces of consumer personal finance research in history, the Financial Conduct Authority quizzed almost 13,000 individuals on the state of their finances – including how...
Pension schemes to face £50,000 fine for failure to disclose fees
Employer pension schemes will be obliged to publish details of the fees charged to their members or face a hefty fine, under new proposals from the government. The announcement from...