The State Pension is typically paid every four weeks, meaning 13 payments throughout the year, with rates increasing from April 6.

The state pension is currently available to those aged 66 and older, but the age is due to increase by one month in April ...

You can have gaps in your NI record and still get the full New State Pension. You can get a State Pension statement which ...

To qualify for any payment, you typically need at least 10 qualifying years and 35 years to receive the full amount. Although ...

Millions of people across the UK could be inadvertently missing out on their full State Pension entitlement. Three specific groups are most likely to be impacted.

The introduction of the new state pension on April 6 2016 reshaped the retirement income landscape for millions of people in ...

Millions of people may not receive the full £221.20 a week State Pension due to gaps in their National Insurance record.

The term 'full' means the maximum amount of new state pension a person can receive. Around 35 qualifying years will be needed ...

Illinois led the nation with nearly $16,000 per capita in unfunded state and local pension liabilities at the end of fiscal year 2024, while Connecticut ranked second with about $10,000 per capita in ...

The Department is continuing its awareness campaign until the end of March, encouraging people to check their eligibility and make a claim. Married pensioners with a combined weekly income of less ...

A deadline to buy National Insurance credits and top up your state pension is fast approaching. Here’s why it may not be worth it for some people ...