Pensions
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A million women worse off after pension age changes
Speed Read IFS says 60 to 62-year-olds have lost an average of £32 a week - while government gains £5.1bn a year
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How the state pension age has evolved and why it's rising again
In Depth No one qualified with the pension was first introduced. Now too many people do
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Thousands missing out on full state pension
In Depth Some people do not have the 35 years' of NI contributions needed - even if they have been in constant work
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Pensioners '£20 a week better off' than working families
Speed Read Property, private pensions and state's 'triple-lock' policy push older people's incomes above their children's
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Unmarried woman wins right to partner's pension
Speed Read Case could have implications for co-habiting couples working across the public sector
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What next for annuities after government U-turn?
Speed Read Plans to allow annuities to sold on have been abandoned over fears market will not offer value
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Why the state pension is more complicated than you think
In Depth Even the government's own department in charge of the benefit didn't understand how it worked
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Government 'rushes through' crackdown on rogue pension firms
Speed Read New laws include a 'fit and proper' person test and minimum cash reserves for scheme operators
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'Universal' state pension age could be scrapped
Speed Read Official report asks public's opinion on a range of options for provision for their old age
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Retirement planning: When you're 64
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Pensions: One in eight stop work before retirement due to illness
Speed Read TUC says 12% of workers are forced to quit before pension age because of ill health or disability
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Is the state pension sexist?
In Depth Equalisation of ages hits a number of women who were born in the 1950s
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Budget 2016: why did Osborne back down on pension tax reform?
In Depth Some believe U-turn is a "missed opportunity", while others say plans would have 'double-taxed' some savers
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Number forced to work 'forever' on the rise
In Depth Three-quarters of over-45s want to retire 'within five years', report claims
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