The UK state pension age is 66, but retirement age increases loom, with 67 set for 2026–2028. A 2025 review could reshape the ...

The State Pension age is set to start rising from 66 to 67 next year, with the increase due to be completed for all men and women across the UK by 2028. The planned change to the official age of ...

The State Pension age is set to start its increase from 66 to 67 next year, with the rise expected to be fully in place for ...

Every pensioner in England will have to wait an extra 12 months for the concession, the Department for Transport has ...

With the Department for Work and Pensions reviewing the state pension age, the Department for Transport has confirmed changes ...

The Department for Transport has confirmed that from next April, individuals in England will have to wait an additional year ...

Brits would be on track to have a ‘comfortable’ retirement if they saved an average of £275 a month into their pension from the age of 22, according to experts.

For the government, the one-size-fits-all “deeming rates” simplify the way it calculates pensions and other income support ...

This month marks 10 years of WASPI campaigning for State Pension compensation for millions of 1950s-born women.

An estimated 3.8 million women across the UK missed out on State Pension payments after increases to the official age of ...

For pensioners in the UK, the immediate picture is less drastic. The State Pension age is set to rise to 67 from next year ...

In 2026, all workers born after April 1960 that will start to see their state pension age rise. Here’s what that could mean for you: The exact date of birth is important, with 5 April 1960 the last ...