Democrats have a reputation for being supported by public sector unions. And, given unions’ love of conventional pensions, voters may think that Democratic lawmakers would work hard to protect public ...

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If your bank balance already feels like its limping through the first few days of January, then these tips are for you.

THOUSANDS of households in over a dozen postcodes are due payments of up to £50 to assist with heating costs as the cold snap ...

A Freedom of Information request found that 14 councils paid more than half of the money they raised in council tax into ...

After 42 years of writing rent checks, Andrea N. finally decided enough was enough. At 68, she took the leap into ...

Here are some of the key takeaways from Morningstar’s annual retirement-income research. Flexible in-retirement portfolio ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and HMRC have issued a warning ahead of a significant state pension deadline next year. The cut-off to fill in the gaps in your National Insurance record ...

Pension Credit claimants are being urged to reassess their financial situation as they may be entitled to less than they expect. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefit increases a ...

Pension Credit claimants are being encouraged to review their finances as they may be entitled to less than they anticipate. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefit boosts a person's ...

The pursuit of happiness in retirement is a lot easier with a pension. Retirees with regular paychecks report higher levels of satisfaction than those who rely on 401(k)s to supplement their Social ...

If you're retired and have income less than £218 a week as an individual, or £332 a week as a couple, you may be due £1,000s a year in Pension Credit. Plus, it then entitles you to a whole raft of ...