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State pensioners could start losing 20% of their income if they earn more than £597 on top of their state pension.
New data reveals its annual cost could soar to £15.5billion by 2030, which three times higher than initial projections.
State pensioners born after 1951 could be in for a financial boost, with a potential £657 increase on the cards under the Triple Lock proposal. For the 2025/26 tax year, anyone eligible for the full ...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a reminder to all Brits on the state pension who will reach their state ...
The DWP has confirmed new State Pension age changes, which will see the age at which people can claim their State Pension ...
State pensioners have been warned over a “shocking” reduction in the number of arrears the Labour Party government expects to ...
The triple lock policy is a 'large financial risk' as UK the looks set to spend £10 billion more than expected ...
A "shocking" state pension failure has resulted in Britons being owed thousands of pounds that will never be reimbursed, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has admitted. Some 100,000 parents ...
The next Dutch cabinet must cut €7 billion a year from the national budget to keep public finances sustainable, senior civil ...
Phoebe Day - a 36-year-old who lives with MS - fears for disabled people who are unprotected from Labour’s benefit cuts ...
Turning 60 can bring significant financial benefits for those in the UK, even before reaching the official state pension age.
“We collect VAT on less than half of products. If we raised that closer to the OECD average, we could lower the actual VAT ...