The need to manage investment risks in retirement is more acute now than ever before. Recent stock market volatility and ...

A growing pensions gap shows carers retire with significantly less private pension income than the national average ...

SAVERS could get a boost of up to £29,000 in their pension pots by retirement thanks to Government reforms, new figures ...

Yes, you can retire with less than $1 million. But it takes some planning, maximizing Social Security and sticking to a ...

The traditional ways to plan for your retirement may mean income can no longer cover expenses post-employment. But what if there was another option that could provide a steady, reliable source of ...

Age UK has been accused of betraying elderly residents by planning to sell off retirement flats in one of Britain’s most ...

Everyone on the full state pension will be forced to pay income tax as early as next year - even if they have no other income ...

Using its Guided Outcomes (GO)™ tool, the firm assessed how likely different savers are to meet the Pensions and Lifetime ...

Individuals with assets of more than £250,000 think they will need a pension pot of £663,308 to achieve a ‘comfortable retirement’, research by Saltus has revealed, despite the firm finding that, in ...

The average age for the UK workforce as a whole is 43.8. The average age of workers in these sectors has increased by seven years since the early ‘90s.

These are the amounts that would be needed to hit a ‘comfortable’ retirement salary which the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) puts at £43,900 a year for a single person. This rises to ...

If pension contributions were upped to 12%, the average £35,000 earner would have £691,977 in their pension pot by retirement - still a shortfall of hundreds of thousands of pounds.