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Open this photo in gallery: Amid economic uncertainty, some parents are concerned they may not be able to afford leaving an inheritance.Nicolas Hansen/iStockPhoto / Getty Images Affordability concerns and trade tensions between

In a statement released today (21 May), the Department for Work and Pensions said the majority of defined benefit (DB) schemes were now running at a surplus – with funding levels now

The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has taken its online learning texts off its website, in a move described as a ‘short-sighted mistake’ by one financial planner. The materials had been available on

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is a federal agency responsible for distributing benefit payments to millions of Americans each month, including retirees and individuals with disabilities. Since the Trump Administration took office

The Dutch parliament voted against the legal amendment that would potentially delay the pension reforms by years. This was also our base case, but the vote turned out to be surprisingly close,

Funding levels in the Defined Benefit (DB) pension sector have hit a record high, with three in four now in surplus and deficit payments down by over £10 billion a year Increased

Hundreds of thousands are still unclear if they will be able to switch the heating on when the weather turns cold It is the first major U-turn of Sir Keir Starmer’s Government

MPs from various parties are banding together to turn up the heat on the Government regarding its steadfast refusal to address the divisive issue of ‘frozen pensions’, affecting nearly half a million

Social Security benefits provide millions of retirees with a staple source of income each month. This leaves the question of when the best age to begin claiming benefits is. For this purpose,