Are we still having midlife crises? Because at 43, I think I’m due, and if I am going to have to buy a Maserati Gran Turismo and start shagging a 22-year-old yoga instructor, Il ...

Government claims reforms will deliver 'more money in people's pockets', but experts say success hinges on execution of value ...

The Pension Schemes Bill is set to return to parliament today (7 July) for its second reading, with Pensions Minister, Torsten Bell, suggesting that the pace of pension reform is now ...

You may be curious to know how your 401(k) balance compares to the average saver's. To that end, Fidelity has some new data.

High net worth-individuals in the UK are underestimating how much money they need for the retirement they envisage, the ...

Individuals with assets of more than £250,000 think they will need a pension pot of £663,308 to achieve a ‘comfortable retirement’, research by Saltus has revealed, despite the firm finding that, in ...

After spending years neglecting his provisions for retirement, John knew he needed to make a big change to his pension ...

If you invest £200 a month from the age of 25, by 65 you could have a pot of over £459,000 at an average return rate of 7.5 per cent. But if you start at 35, that pot will be £223,000, and it ...

News State pension Man boosts pension pot by £9,000 a year thanks to work scheme Caleb, 31, is an IT manager from London and opted into a salary sacrifice scheme and now benefits from a pension ...

Overall average According to data from PensionBee, the average UK pension pot was worth £20,077 as of May 2024. However, some individuals hold multiple pension pots, so the combined value of ...

If pension contributions were upped to 12%, the average £35,000 earner would have £691,977 in their pension pot by retirement - still a shortfall of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

The average lost pension pot is worth £9,470, it said, but rises to £13,620 for those aged 55 to 75. PensionBee estimates that about one in five adults has misplaced a pot.