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Personal pensions

May 2024

  • Close up of man person taking new £10 ten pound notes English money banknote banknotes from a wallet

    UK state pension top-ups: paying now could pay dividends later

  • A state pensions letter inviting the recipient to claim and how to do it, with an orange ball point pen on top

    Why it can pay to delay when you start drawing your UK state pension

November 2022

  • Back view of couple sitting on the beach

    UK pensions: it’s easy to cut fees – and you could save thousands

    Small changes can leave you much better off in the long run without an impact on your current lifestyle

May 2022

  • Wedding cake split in two.

    Divorcees often don’t understand pension implications – survey

    No-fault divorce in England and Wales may lead to increase in separations – and financial problems

March 2020

  • Close-up of a broken piggy bank with sticky plasters

    What the coronavirus market fall means for your pension

    Someone with £250,000 in scheme at start of year will have seen it shrink to about £225,000

February 2020

  • Illustration of a tree made up of plastic bottles, old clothes, etc

    50 simple ways to make your life greener

  • Larry Elliott

    Economics viewpoint
    Believe the hype – budget 2020 is very important

    Larry Elliott

December 2018

  • Consider a sim-only contract when your existing mobile contract runs out.

    Festive financial hangover? Get your spending under control in the new year

    Avoiding tax fines, ditching overpriced deals on energy and paying more off the mortgage are all excellent ways of boosting your bank balance

January 2018

  • Maureen Lipman as Beattie in British Telecom’s advertising campaign

    Observer business agenda
    A BT pension fund deficit of £14bn? Bosses need a new 'ology'

    Simon Goodley
    The telecoms group is trying to modify the defined benefits it promised staff in the 1980s

December 2017

  • Trucks and machinery work a tar sands site in northern Alberta, Canada.

    Boost for fossil fuel divestment as UK eases pension rules

    Exclusive: pension schemes will be free to dump fossil fuel investments after government drops ‘best returns’ legal rules

October 2017

  • The Department for Work and Pensions

    'Revolutionary' government pensions dashboard gets go-ahead

    Department for Work and Pensions approves scheme to enable people to monitor all their pensions entitlements in one place

July 2017

  • Guy Opperman MP

    Minister suggests women hit by pension age change 'take up apprenticeships'

    Minister Guy Opperman’s comments enrage ‘Waspi’ campaigners – and Conservative MPs join criticism of policy

February 2017

  • Sir Philip Green in front of the BHS logo

    Philip Green agrees to pay £363m into BHS pension fund

    Retail tycoon says deal is part of a cash settlement with Pension Regulator which has now halted its enforcement action

November 2016

  • Philip Hammond

    Pension cold calling to be banned after rise in scams

    Philip Hammond will announce new rules in autumn statement to tackle fraud that cost older people almost £19m in 2015

May 2016

  • mature couple walking on shingle beach

    Pension advice for the self-employed - how to plan for retirement

  • Passers-by in Shettleston, Glasgow:

    Golden years on the golf course? We should be so lucky…

    Kevin McKenna

April 2016

  • Money spilling out of pension pot.

    Over-50s risk pension scams as they shun expert advice

    Survey points to threat of fraud as those near retirement refuse to seek expert guidance, revealing that almost nine in 10 people miss common warning signs of a pensions scam

October 2015

  • “It won’t be right for everybody and it’s important to seek guidance or advice to check if it’s the right option for you.” said pensions minister Baroness Altmann.

    'Top-up' scheme allows pensioners to boost retirement income

    The new scheme, launching in the UK on Monday, has been criticised for the amount of time it will take pensioners to benefit

July 2015

  • Only 1% of people surveyed correctly identified that the average deposit for a house in the UK was between £70,000 and £79,000.

    Datablog
    The price is wrong: survey exposes lack of personal finance knowledge in UK

  • ‘Our ignorance of the financial facts of life highlights a growing practical challenge to good decision-making.’

    Datablog
    Most of what Britons think they know about personal finance is wrong

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