Those who are eligible to receive the UK state pension can begin claiming their payments when they reach 66. Thanks to the “triple lock” policy, millions of pensioners receive pay rises each ...

The full rate of the new state pension for the 2025-2026 year is set to go up to £230.25 a week. This marks a rise from £221.20 from the 2024-2025 year. How to claim for the state pension?

You can get a state pension forecast from the DWP to find out how much state pension you're on track to get and the number of qualifying years on your National Insurance record. To get a statement, ...

The new full state pension went up by £472 a year on 6 April. The increase is linked to wages, which have risen by 4.1%. Under an arrangement called the "triple lock", the state pension goes up ...

Breaking it down, that means the new state pension is going up to £230.05, or £11,962 from next year. While the old pension plan will go up to £176.30 a week.

You cannot build up this extra state pension if you get certain benefits.Deferring can also affect how much you can get in benefits. If your circumstances change – i.e. if you move address, get ...

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A financial expert has given his verdict on how much cash people should keep for retirement, with state pensioners claiming ...

Additionally, components of the old state pension system, like "additional" state pensions including SERPS, are set to follow the rise in CPI inflation for September, which was at 1.7 percent.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has released its Pensions Review report and laid out four important guarantees ...

The new full state pension went up by £472 a year on 6 April. The increase is linked to wages, which have risen by 4.1%. Under an arrangement called the "triple lock", the state pension goes up ...