Apart from the specification of basic details, the application form prompts for information pertaining to the applicant's bank account and proof of identity. Upon submission of the application, the ...

One of the most common questions about retirement planning that we hear from readers is “how much should I pay into a pension?” It can be tricky working out the optimum pension contribution ...

It's official. The government has finally notified sweeping pension reforms aimed at curbing Pakistan's ballooning pension bill, which has crossed Rs1 trillion. With pensions ranked as the fourth ...

The government on Wednesday drastically reduced pension benefits of retired civil and armed forces personnel aimed at containing a growing pension bill, which has already swelled over Rs1 trillion ...

The new Government has already made its mark by announcing significant pension changes, and there could be much more to come. Before the election, Chancellor Rachel Reeves promised a major review ...

The new year 2025 has arrived. There have been many changes on the economic front in the new year. It is important to know ...

The Crossbench peer, who led the report into the Met's handling of the Sarah Everard case, will chair a long-awaited commission in a bid to modernise the sector. Baroness Casey has been tasked ...

How do I qualify for the full state pension? Your eligibility for the state pension is based on your age (currently, you qualify at 66) as well as how many years’ worth of National Insurance ...

The Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS), launched in 2007 under the National Social Assistance Programme ...

Pension drawdown, or income drawdown, is a way of taking money out of your pension. You have to be aged 55 or over (57 from 2028) and have a defined contribution pension to access your money in this ...

Here’s how Canada’s retirement pension plan works, who’s eligible for CPP, when you can start receiving CPP, and CPP payment dates for 2025. In Canada, no retirement plan is complete without ...

You may be recognized as disabled if your ability to work and earn is reduced by at least 2/3 (66%) as a result of an accident or illness of non-occupational origin. The invalidity pension is ...