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Millions of state pensioners are benefitting from a boost to their finances. The state pension rate has gone up, meaning higher payments for millions of older people. Checking their bank accounts, pensioners

Former Labour Chancellor Gordon Brown kicked off Labour’s war on retirees in 1997, gutting private pensions with his infamous dividend tax stealth grab. That single move drained billions from private sector final

Nearly 1.7 million people over State Pension age are claiming Attendance Allowance. The latest figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that at the end of August 2024, nearly

The Jharkhand High Court has clarified in a recent judgement that suspicion surrounding the execution of a will cannot rest on vague claims. The Court also said that the validity of a

Savings and investments: This category has the biggest influence on retirement readiness, with a maximum of 35 points available. Yet, respondents only realized 15.1 points, reaching just 43.2% of the potential in

Bereaved families with inherited assets that have dropped in value because of recent market turmoil or falls in house prices could reclaim thousands of pounds from the taxman. When someone dies their

Half of high earners juggle their finances between paychecks. This data book explores the intricate reality of paycheck-to-paycheck living, revealing that it’s a far more pervasive phenomenon than simple income levels suggest.

The Money Coach has some tips that could save you some money at the checkout line. HOUSTON — Right now, people are watching their money. Between the stock market and tariffs, people

Every Social Security claim made by phone will now go through a fraud prevention check, according to a statement from the agency on April 14. This new layer of security follows strong

Three ways to combat Labour’s ‘retirement tax’ set to affect eight million pensioners have been revealed. State pensioners are being urged to use three loopholes which will see them escape the HMRC