2010 Archive
'Social revolution' needed to cope with rising life expectancyChanges are needed to ensure healthy people can work for longer to support themselves in their later years, says expert. |
Retirement income 'drops by 7% in 2010'Average income from pension savings fell to £16,509 this year, a drop of seven per cent. |
End of compulsory annuity purchase 'will not help most savers'The government's proposal to scrap the requirement to purchase an annuity by the age of 75 will provide no benefit to the "vast majority" of those affected by the pensions crisis, according to one expert. |
Conventional annuity rate 'has fallen by 8% since June 2009'The average rate of conventional annuity has fallen by almost eight per cent since June 2009, research has revealed. |
Deciding on the best time to retireDeciding on when you should retire involves making a judgement based on your health, your pension provision and how much you enjoy continuing to do your job. |
Pension planning 'becoming more complex'People are currently having a tough time when it comes to planning their pension and the situation is expected to get worse before it improves, according to one firm. |
DWP benefits overpayments total £1.1 billion in 2009-10A report by the National Audit Office has revealed that The Department of Work and Pensions has made overpayments of £1.1 billion to benefits claimants in 2009-10. |
Employees urged to track down 'lost' pensionsEmployees urged to track down 'lost' pensions |
How to get a bigger pensionFind out the best ways to boost your retirement income and to guard against the dangers of inflation so that your pension retains its value. |
DWP figures show rise in benefit claimantsDWP figures show rise in benefit claimants |
Record low rates 'risk another financial crash'Record low rates 'risk another financial crash' |
Britons 'need clear guidance' on working past 65Britons 'need clear guidance' on working past 65 |
State pension age changes for women 'grossly unfair'State pension age changes for women 'grossly unfair' |
Making sense of the new pension reformsThe coalition government is proposing a new system of saving for our state pension called NEST, which will mean we receive a higher state pension. |
Changes to state pension age revealedChanges to state pension age revealed |
Warning on NEST pension auto-enrolmentSaga's Dr Ros Altmann is concerned that the new system of pension provision that will be introduced will leave pensioners short of an adequate income in their retirement. |
Third of employees 'in the dark over pension contributions'Third of employees 'in the dark over pension contributions' |
Government recommendations concerning pensions 'are encouraging'The government's recommendation that automatic enrolment in pension schemes should be introduced without delay is encouraging, it has been noted. |
All employers to offer pensions from 2012All employers to offer pensions from 2012 |
How much money do you need for retirement?Our latest pensions feature explains the different elements of the state pension, what the likely changes to it will be and how much money you need to invest for your retirement. |
A new universal state pension could be introducedThe coalition government are planning a radical reform of the state pension, simplifying the system and opening it up to those who have not paid National Insurance every year. |
Young women 'have picked up bad saving habits'Young women 'have picked up bad saving habits' |
Study: 30% of adults expect financial help from parentsStudy: 30% of adults expect financial help from parents |
The government spending review in summaryThe coalition governments spending review summarised. What are the main cuts to spending and what areas of government spending have escaped. |
Over half of Britons 'want to work beyond retirement age'Over half of Britons 'want to work beyond retirement age' |
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