Labour minister Liz Kendall warns of ‘tsunami in pensioner poverty’ as she announces review of retirement age - The work and ...

A revived commission will try to get agreement on how to tackle how to get people to boost their pensions savings - but the ...

The savings would be linked to a pension but, unlike a retirement fund, could be accessed early to help in a financial ...

In the UK, the state pension age is currently 66 and is already due to increase to 67 by 2028, with a further rise to 68 ...

The future of the triple lock is uncertain, meaning people set to retire in 2050 could face a significant drop in their state ...

The major state pension announcement from DWP boss Liz Kendall is 'right' according to Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Six million Britons risk being forced to delay their retirement after Labour announced a review into the state pension age.

The government has announced a review of the state pension age – but has ruled out making changes to the triple lock for the ...

The Government assesses the retirement age, currently 66 and increasing to 67 in 2026, every six years but appears to be ...

The government is required to conduct a review into the state pension age every six years. Currently, the pension age is 66, and the purpose of the review is to consider whether this is still ...

Under the Triple Lock system, the New and Basic State Pensions rise annually by the highest of either average earnings growth ...

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has faced repeated questions from Labour MPs over the rollout of changes to the benefit system, as the government attempts to defuse a backbench rebellion.