State Pension payments increased by 4.1% in April, but fears of a 'two-tier' system have been sparked by the differences between the New and Basic State Pensions ...

Hargreaves Lansdown worked with Oxford Economics to assess how pension adequacy is currently measured and how each measure works for different groups.

The Pension Schemes bill finally landed last week after much consultation and forewarning and was broadly welcomed by the pension sector. We now have provision for the creation of superfunds ...

UPS vs NPS Monthly Pension Calculations: Central government employees can pick National Pension System (NPS) and Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) as retirement schemes to get a lump sum amount and a ...

The State Pension age is set to rise from 66 to 67 between 2026 and 2028 with a further rise planned to 68.

As the dust settles following the publication of the Pensions Investment Review final report and the release of the Pension Schemes Bill, the industry's focus has immediately turned to adequacy.

The State Pension is facing a dramatic overhaul under a Government shake-up of retirement rules. The changes could see millions of future retirees having to wait longer to claim and receiving ...

Some DWP benefits stop at State Pension age, while eligibility for others begins.

Yesterday (5 June) saw the publication of the Pension Schemes Bill 2025 in addition to a roadmap for workplace pensions and an announcement on both the Virgin Media ruling and the second phase of the ...

The government’s latest reforms to pensions are designed to make saving for retirement easier and better value for money – but will they leave you better off?

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) says the new pension shake-up introduced today will boost the retirement savings of over 20million Brits. Labour's new Pension Schemes Bill is designed ...

Some common questions members often ask the EPFO include: How will I receive my EPF and EPS money? When will the pension start? Will interest continue to be credited even after retirement?