The age people can claim is currently set at 66, though this will gradually start to climb in the new year. It impacts everyone born after April 6, 1960. And it may affect when some Brits can retire, ...

Reaching State Pension age affects eligibility for several DWP benefits, according to a new guide from Turn2us ...

State pensioners may notice a change to their tax code. HMRC explained its rules after a question from a person who was soon ...

Nearly 1.4 million pensioners receive support worth an average of £4,300 in 2025/26, but hundreds of thousands are still not ...

People who defer or pause their state pension payments may be able to increase the amount they receive when they do claim it ...

Around 13 million people across Great Britain receive State Pension support, but reaching pension age means you can no longer ...

Deferring state pension could see payments increase by 1% every nine weeks or offer a backdated payment for some ...

For most of our working lives, retirement can feel like a theoretical concept. But if you have five years or less to go until ...

There are also more than 700,000 older people eligible for a State Pension top-up of £4,300 annual income top-up.

DWP data suggests that a significant number of people are unaware they can defer claiming their State Pension.

Attendance Allowance provides extra cash to people of State Pension age with certain disabilities and illnesses ...

Payments are made every four weeks and work out at £295.60 or £441.60 respectively. A little extra money can go a long way and you can use it however you like to meet your needs and help you stay ...