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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’

Martin Lewis says state pensioners can get thousands from HMRC with one phone call. The ITV star reminded the country that people have until April 5 to buy back up to 13

Thousands of women could be missing significant sums from their pension pots due to a “common error” made by employers during maternity leave. The issue, which may have affected women since auto-enrolment

Donald Trump promised he won’t touch Social Security payments but root out the fraud. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that it would begin a crackdown on overpayment reversing a previous policy

The NZX opened lower on Tuesday. Photo: 123RF US President Donald Trump has set global financial markets wobbling… again. The NZX opened lower on Tuesday and many KiwiSaver investors checking their balances

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Image source: Getty Images Regularly feeding money into a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) has the potential to significantly boost an individual’s retirement. That’s true even if the person is only just starting

By BEN SHIMKUS, CONSUMER REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 15:15 EDT, 10 March 2025 | Updated: 16:21 EDT, 10 March 2025 The Social Security Administration (SSA) is reinstating a policy that left some

Men born after April 6 1951 or women born after April 6 1953 are eligible to make voluntary National Insurance contributions Men born after 6 April 1951 or women born after 6