Pensions

Speed Read IFS says 60 to 62-year-olds have lost an average of £32 a week - while government gains £5.1bn a year

By The Week Staff Published 2 August 17

In Depth No one qualified with the pension was first introduced. Now too many people do

By The Week Staff Published 20 July 17

In Depth Some people do not have the 35 years' of NI contributions needed - even if they have been in constant work

By The Week Staff Published 21 April 17

Speed Read Property, private pensions and state's 'triple-lock' policy push older people's incomes above their children's

By The Week Staff Published 13 February 17

Speed Read Case could have implications for co-habiting couples working across the public sector

By The Week Staff Published 9 February 17

Speed Read Plans to allow annuities to sold on have been abandoned over fears market will not offer value

By The Week Staff Last updated 28 October 16

In Depth Even the government's own department in charge of the benefit didn't understand how it worked

By Ruth Jackson Published 25 October 16

Speed Read New laws include a 'fit and proper' person test and minimum cash reserves for scheme operators

By The Week Staff Last updated 21 October 16

Speed Read Official report asks public's opinion on a range of options for provision for their old age

By The Week Staff Published 14 October 16

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By The Week Staff Last updated 26 September 16

Speed Read TUC says 12% of workers are forced to quit before pension age because of ill health or disability

By The Week Staff Last updated 5 September 16

In Depth Equalisation of ages hits a number of women who were born in the 1950s

By The Week Staff Published 18 March 16