What is the average pension pot in the UK? According to the latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions, the average single pensioner has an income of £13,884 a year.

This median includes both workplace pensions and self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs). The overall median – which factors in adults without a pension pot – was much lower, at £19,700.

A new survey shows that the people who are most likely to withdraw funds under the two-pot retirement system also know the ...

A small pot pension does have some benefits when it comes to making withdrawals – and there is one very handy loophole that, in some circumstances, can save you a lot of money.

Pensions Is a £250,000 pension pot enough to retire on? What would your retirement income be with a £250K pension pot? Knowing how much you can get makes it easier to plan for your golden years ...

Money POT LUCK Six mistakes that could reduce your pension pot by up to £300,000 Plus watch our video below on how to track down lost pensions Sara Benwell Published: 7:00, 7 Nov 2024 ...

Market tumult will pass but the failure to start investing early in a pension could haunt you financially throughout your retirement ...

The latest delay to the introduction of the State-backed auto-enrolment pension scheme will come as welcome news for some businesses who see it as an additional cost being deferred at a time of ...

Pension options: what can I do with my pension pot? From annuities to pension drawdown, find out more about the different ways you can access your retirement savings, including the pros and cons of ...

What Rachel Reeves’ pensions revamp means for your retirement pot - and will you really see £6,000 more? There will be economic benefits to grouping pension pools together - but more risky ...