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Nearly nine million pensioners are expected to pay tax in retirement after the Government confirmed that the Personal Allowance will remain frozen.

Universal Credit is set for a bumper 6.2% increase in 2026, which is larger than the state pension increase.

Former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb warns that deleting old State Pension records could make it "virtually impossible" for pensioners or their surviving relatives to get what they're owed

Labour Party is currently reviewing how future increases to the Department for Work and Pensions, or DWP, state pension age will be determined.

The new state pension is worth £230.25 a week, or £11,973 a year - worryingly, this is barely £597 away from breaching the HMRC Tax Free Personal Allowance

The DWP is promising to help out state pensioners hit by the state pension age change next year, who face longer in employment.

Increases to the State Pension could see some pensioners soon having to pay tax.

People will need to work longer as the State Pension age will increase from 66 to 67 between 2026 and 2028.

State pensioners, born before 1959, are at risk from the Triple Lock being changed due to the ballooning welfare and pensions bill.

The Frozen Pensions policy denies approximately 453,000 UK State Pensioners their full pension.

The shake-up from the taxman means unspent defined contribution pensions will be included in inheritance tax calculations. When combined with income tax on withdrawals, families could lose almost 90 per cent of inherited pension savings in…

Pensioners affected by frozen pensions are not eligible for the annual State Pension uprating

Millions of retirees across the UK are set to receive an increase to their State Pension from April next year, but it will not be paid to some people who are eligible for the benefit

Millions of retirees across the UK are set to receive an increase to their State Pension from April next year, but it will not be paid to some people who are eligible for the benefit

Pensioners with an additional income of £10,000 could get an unexpected tax bill.

The state pension age is currently 66 for both men and women and is set to rise to 67 between 2026 and 2027, and to 68 between 2044 and 2046.

Around 453,000 older people will not get new State Pension payments during the 2026/27 financial year.

Inflation figures released on Wednesday suggest that wages, which have increased by 4.8%, will be used to calculate next year’s state pension rise.

The rate of benefits increases in April in line with the rate of inflation from the previous September

State pensioners will be given another £575 thanks to the state pension triple lock.