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I'm losing my pension because my husband is on universal credit - why? Paul Lewis responds

Article thumbnail: Britain's King Charles III, wearing the Imperial State Crown and the Robe of State, sits alongside Britain's Queen Camilla, wearing the George IV State Diadem, before reading the King's Speech from the The Sovereign's Throne in the House of Lords chamber, during the State Opening of Parliament, at the Houses of Parliament, in London, on July 17, 2024. (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS / POOL / AFP) (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Pensions and Retirement

What the King's Speech means for your pension

The Government plans to deliver a Pensions Schemes Bill - here's what it means for you

Pensions and Retirement

'It needs to encourage more saving': Concerns over Labour's plan for pensions

Pensions and Retirement
Money Clinic

We have £470k in investments. What should we do with them as we near retirement?

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Article thumbnail: EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY JUNE 21 File photo dated 12/09/18 of models of elderly people on a pile of coins and bank notes. A former Liberal Democrat pensions minister has said that around 2.5 million people could still pay tax on their state pension if the Conservatives' proposed "triple lock plus" policy, which is used to increase state pensions every year to account for the cost of the standard of living, is put in place. Issue date: Friday June 21, 2024. PA Photo. Research from consultants Lane Clark & Peacock indicated significant differences in the amount of state pension that people receive, and said that a focus on the standard new state pension may miss a significant group of pensioners who receive more than the standard amounts. See PA story POLITICS ElectionPension. Photo credit should read: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY JUNE 21 File photo dated 12/09/18 of models of elderly people on a pile of coins and bank notes. A former Liberal Democrat pensions minister has said that around 2.5 million people could still pay tax on their state pension if the Conservatives' proposed "triple lock plus" policy, which is used to increase state pensions every year to account for the cost of the standard of living, is put in place. Issue date: Friday June 21, 2024. PA Photo. Research from consultants Lane Clark & Peacock indicated significant differences in the amount of state pension that people receive, and said that a focus on the standard new state pension may miss a significant group of pensioners who receive more than the standard amounts. See PA story POLITICS ElectionPension. Photo credit should read: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: A payslip showing pay as you earn tax deductions, national insurance and pension contributions with some bank notes and coins.
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'We moved to Spain from UK - but now we're back. The dream became a nightmare'

Pensions and Retirement

Couples could boost pension pot by £410k - here's how

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Pensions and Retirement

I prioritised my pension, not my mortgage, and I’m thousands better off

Bobby Seagull

I'm taking lots of risks with my pension - here's what I'm doing with it

Pensions and Retirement

At 66 I went back to work as an apprentice. It’s the best decision I’ve made

Pensions and Retirement
Money Clinic

I get £26k across a private and state pension. Will I pay more tax under Labour?

Saving and Banking

How I Manage My Money: Retiree, on £1.6k a month, says state pension isn't enough