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Thousands of women could be missing money from pension due to ‘common error’ by employers during maternity leave By Megan Harwood-Baynes, cost of living specialist Thousands of British women could be missing

The Chancellor’s fiscal update this month could include several policy announcements that would affect household finances, according to experts Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement will take place on Wednesday 26 March, giving MPs

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The research, released ahead of International Women’s Day (Saturday March 8) indicated that, based on current pension withdrawal rates, women could empty their private pension savings by the age of 73. Legal & General (L&G), which

2015-2025 – a golden decade? At a high level it is clear markets have been kind to the first cohort retiring under pensions freedoms. Key has been the relatively quick recoveries markets

People in their 50s and 60s spoke to The i Paper about their pension saving regrets Caroline Romero admits that for most of her life pension planning was not “high on her list”.

Words by Tommaso Dimiddio, ITV News Producer People in Britain aged between 40 and 73 have until April to potentially boost their state pension by thousands of pounds. They can do so

Image source: Getty Images The Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) has, since its inception in the late 1980s, helped millions of Britons to target a comfortable retirement. With a SIPP, individuals don’t pay