state pension

Axa Wealth's head of retirement planning Andy Zanelli on flat rate state pensions and what it means for your clients.

Neil MacGillivray highlights the potential pitfalls of the new flat rate state pension

People born after the mid-1980s will suffer the most from proposed changes to the state pension, a think tank has said.

State pensions will face a cap under Labour should the party win the next election, shadow chancellor Ed Balls has said.

Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.

The issue of the frozen state pension for retirees who move abroad will be debated following a campaign by an expat group.

MPs tasked with scrutinising state pension reform have warned the transition period will be ‘long and complex' and must be communicated effectively to the 40 million people affected.

The acceleration of the introduction of the single tier flat-rate state pension to April 2016 has been confirmed by pensions minister Steve Webb.

Chancellor George Osborne is to bring forward the introduction of the flat-rate state pension and the cap on social care by a year.

The initial hike in the state pension age (SPA) for women improved public finances by £2.1bn as employment rates for both women and men increased, research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has found.