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Women could be compensated for state-pension shortfall
News A government inquiry has said that up to 200,000 women could be owed a collective £1.7bn in compensation, with the average woman being owed £13,500 in underpaid state pensions.
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How Brexit affects expats’ state pensions and other entitlements
Advice Existing British expatriates' state pensions are protected under the Brexit deal, and they retain the right to receive free healthcare. But there are no guarantees about the future.
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State pension age’s slow but steady rise
News Both men and women now have to wait until their 66th birthdays to claim their state pension.
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Women are missing out on state pension money
News Hundreds of thousands of women are being paid less state pension than they are owed because of government errors.
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How much extra state pension you will get if you delay claiming it
Advice If you delay claiming your state pension by a year or two you could end up much better off in retirement.
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How much the state pension will rise by this year
News While Boris Johnson promised to hold a full budget within 100 days of his election victory, many of the details of next year’s state pension increases were unveiled last month.
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Why the state pension should be means tested
Opinion The state pension should only be offered to those who need it, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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