DWP secretary Liz Kendall has announced the State Pension Age is to be reviewed again as a watchdog warns that the 'triple lock' policy could cost three times as much as originally expected by the end ...

The Government is required to review the state pension age every six years, but this latest review is starting earlier than expected, as the last one wrapped up in 2023 ...

Disabled people have received more than £260m to make up for their benefits being wrongly denied or underpaid. The Government also faces a further bill of hundreds of millions of pounds to compensate ...

A long-term commitment to the triple lock on pensions is not in the scope of the resurrected Pensions Commission, Liz Kendall ...

The Pensions Commission will be reformed to address concerning trends across the UK as 45% of working-age adults aren’t ...

Liz Kendall confirmed the Pensions Commission will be meeting for the first time since 2006 to address the issues facing ...

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall will revive the Pensions Commission, which last met in 2006, to look at ways to ...

Labour said it will review minimum contribution levels, which could help millions of workers build much bigger pension pots ...

Guidance from Independent Age reads: "If you qualify for Basic State Pension and can claim State Pension 'top-ups', these are ...

That modelling shows that to keep public spending on the state pension below 6% of national income while retaining the triple ...

The review will consider whether the current State Pension age is still appropriate, based on factors such as life expectancy ...

Ministers are to resurrect the Pensions Commission amid fears that today’s workers face a greater risk of poverty in retirement than their parents. Experts have warned that people looking to retire in ...