State Pension
Andy Burnham announces end of pension triple lock at Labour conference
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to end the state pension triple lock, with reforms taking effect in April 2030 to fund a national care service.
DWP details rules on inheriting state pension after a spouse dies
The DWP has detailed the rules governing how surviving partners can inherit a state pension following a bereavement, relying on national insurance contributions.
May bank holiday DWP payment date changes confirmed for benefits and pensions
Millions of UK households relying on DWP benefits and state pensions face altered deposit schedules ahead of the upcoming May bank holidays.
Andy Burnham vows to end pensions triple lock to pay for free social care
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to adjust the state pension triple lock from April 2030 to fund a new free-at-the-point-of-use social care system.
State pension triple lock to be replaced with adjusted rules from 2030
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced that the state pension triple lock will be replaced with an adjusted uprating mechanism from April 2030 to fund a National Care Service.
Andy Burnham unveils major UK reforms while omitting economic growth plan
Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled sweeping domestic reforms at the Labour Party conference, introducing a pension double lock and public energy grid while omitting a growth strategy.
Andy Burnham announces pension triple lock overhaul and electoral reform
Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his Labour Party Conference speech to announce plans to modify the state pension triple lock from April 2030, fund a new National Care Service, and establish a national commission on electoral reform.
Labour refuses to guarantee state pension triple lock beyond next election
Senior Labour figures have declined to guarantee the state pension triple lock beyond the next general election, citing soaring costs and generational fairness.
State Pensioners Warned Over £10,000 Savings Limit Impacting Pension Credit
UK state pensioners are being warned that personal savings above £10,000 can significantly reduce or eliminate their entitlement to Pension Credit top-ups.
HMRC clarifies State Pension tax rules
HMRC has reaffirmed that the State Pension is legally taxable, clarifying rules as rising payments push retirees toward the frozen personal allowance threshold.
Over 60s unlock free NHS prescriptions and hidden UK discounts
Reaching certain age milestones across the UK unlocks a range of financial perks, from free NHS prescriptions to supermarket discounts and transport concessions.
Social Security claiming decisions should not rely on life expectancy
As the UK government reviews proposals to accelerate the state pension age, experts warn against using personal life expectancy to time retirement claims. Workers are instead encouraged to focus on proactive measures like asset consolidation and adjusting pension contributions.