State Pension Age Rise: When Do You Reach 67?
The UK State Pension age is in the middle of a phased rise from 66 to 67, a change that began affecting people earlier this year and continues month by month through to 2028.
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Veterans Plan Legal Challenge Over Universal Credit Treatment of Military Pensions
Veterans are preparing a legal challenge over rules that treat Armed Forces occupational pensions as unearned income when Universal Credit is calculated, amid claims that some former service personnel have received demands for tens of thousands of pounds.
Charlotte Mercer · 3 min readMajor Pension Providers Explore £1 Billion Fund to Back British Innovators
The Government has announced plans to work with major UK pension providers on a proposed £1 billion scale-up fund designed to invest in Britain's fastest-growing science and technology businesses.
Staff member · 2 min readHealey Vows State Pensioners Will Not Pay Income Tax on Pension Alone
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed the Treasury is committed to ensuring pensioners whose only income is the state pension will not pay income tax, as the triple lock pushes payments toward the personal allowance.
Staff member · 3 min readPensions Industry Welcomes Torsten Bell's Reappointment as Minister
Leading figures from the pensions industry have welcomed the decision to keep Torsten Bell as Pensions Minister, saying continuity will help deliver the Government's reform programme.
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