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Reform UK MP Lee Anderson has slammed Labour about their plans to increase inheritance tax in the Spring Statement on March 26. Treasury Minister James Murray said: “The Office for Budget Responsibility

UK minister in ‘active discussions’ with pension funds to invest more in private markets Financial Times “Consolidation is inevitable” – mixed LGPS responses to government’s reform agenda Room151 New pensions minister takes up UK

Despite recent speculation, Torsten Bell confirms that both the state pension and triple-lock are safe from major reform The state pension will not be means-tested under Labour, Pensions Minister Torsten Bell has

This month a solicitor can draft your will for free Martin Lewis talked about the importance of having a will(Image: ITV) Martin Lewis has addressed the importance of having a will. During

Prasit photo | Moment | Getty Images As investors grapple with stock market volatility, it’s important to focus on financial plans and avoid emotional moves that could hurt future portfolio growth, experts

Social Security payment is coming this Wednesday, March 12, and millions of retirees across the U.S. who rely on Social Security will receive payments. However, not everyone will get it. Understanding how

DEAR MISS MANNERS: An elderly friend died last year after a long decline. I was very fond of her, as she was of me, and I visited her regularly after she moved

Plans to increase rates by up to £200 a year will be introduced in April, but lowest-paid would not be affected Plans to increase rates by up to £200 a year will

People are being urged to act quickly to potentially boost their State Pension. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has set a deadline of Saturday, April 5 for people to act.

Ed Monk is associate director at Fidelity International. Markets have been kind to the first cohort retiring under pension freedoms introduced a decade ago. Retirees who followed the ‘4 per cent rule’