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Pensions guide: the different types of pensions you need to know about
Tutorials Our pensions guide will explain the different ways you can save for your retirement
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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How working part-time in retirement could boost your pension by £97,000
Easing into retirement by working a few days a week could add thousands to your pension pot. We crunch the figures to see how working part-time can boost your pension po
By Ruth Emery Published
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Annuities guide: what they are, types, how to buy them
Features Confused about annuities? You're not alone. But if you're about to retire, it's an important financial concept to grasp.
By Harriet Meyer Last updated
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Glossary What is an annuity and what are the pros and cons of getting one?
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State pension errors for mothers - thousands of cases remain unreviewed with underpayments exceeding £500 million
The DWP has made little progress reviewing state pension errors affecting mothers - with only 0.25% of the 194,000 cases looked at. Could you be owed money?
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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Should the state pension be means-tested?
Opinion Means testing the state pension would prove vastly complicated and intrusive, says Merryn Somerset Webb
By Merryn Somerset Webb Last updated
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How married couples can boost their retirement wealth by £410,000
Advice Married couples can increase their pension pot by making use of each other’s tax allowances. Here is how much extra you could earn
By Marc Shoffman Published
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New pensions minister: key priorities for Emma Reynolds
Emma Reynolds, MP for Wycombe, has become the new pensions minister. We look at what’s waiting in her in-tray, and the main priorities and challenges that lie ahead
By Ruth Emery Published
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How to manage redundancy when you’re close to retirement
Getting hit with redundancy when you’re close to retirement can be devastating, but it could also be a chance to consider your options.
By Harriet Meyer Published