state pension

Retired expats have been denied millions in pension payments, following a European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) judgement today.

A transsexual is mounting a legal battle to have her pension backdated to 60, the age at which women are entitled to claim.

Mike Morrison discusses how the recent Carson case should heighten awareness of pension issues for those who have retired abroad

Gordon Brown's choice of General Election date will affect when the state pension must be linked to earnings, making a late election bad for pensioners but good for taxpayers, according to Towers Watson.

Today is Groundhog Day, made famous by Bill Murray's film of the same name, in which Murray's character is forced to continually re-live 2 February.

The Gurkhas have lost a High Court test case with the Ministry of Defence (MoD) over their pension rights today.

Axa is asking the public to vote on a new name for pensions as part of its My Budget Day financial awareness programme.

Pensions are being kicked around like a political football by the major parties, according to AWD Chase de Vere.

The Institute of Directors (IOD) has proposed a radical overhaul of the pension system, including a plan to increase the state retirement age to 70.

Pensioners are likely to be worse off in the New Year, despite a drop in headline inflation figures, according to Watson Wyatt.