Pensioners who have emigrated to certain countries – including Australia, Thailand and Canada – do not benefit from state ...

Britons face working until they are 74 unless the Government scraps the triple lock on pensions, according to a leading think ...

AIB reached a €90 million settlement at the turn of the millennium with Revenue in relation to evasion of Deposit Interest ...

This means that those on the full new rate will receive £11,973 in pension payments over a full year from April 6, 2025 - £2,797.60 more annually than those who receive the full basic State Pension.

This suggests that up to 8.57 million could be missing out on up to £2,797.60 per year, compared to retirees on the new scheme, as the majority of pensioners receive the basic State Pension.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced that, following the uprating, pensioners receiving the full basic State Pension will experience a weekly payment increase from £169.50 to ...

The government has confirmed that an estimated 8.51 million people of State Pension age paid income tax in the 2024/25 financial year. With the Personal Allowance set to remain frozen at £12,570 ...

Men born before April 6, 1951, and women born before April 6, 1953, are entitled to the basic State Pension and will see their pensions rise by 4.1% from £169.50 per week to £176.45 - a weekly ...

This means that those on the full new rate will receive £11,973 in pension payments over a full year from April 6, 2025 - £2,797.60 more per year than those who receive the full basic State Pension.

The full new state pension currently stands at £230.25 a week, or £11,973 a year, while the full basic amount is £176.45 a week, or £9,175.40 annually.

For the past 24 years, the 100-year-old Second World War veteran of all three-armed forces has received a State Pension of just £72.50 per week - less than half the £176.45 she would be entitled ...

Given that the majority of pensioners receive the basic State Pension, this suggests that up to 8.57 million could be missing out on up to £2,797.60 per year, compared to retirees on the new scheme.