The Court of Appeal has ruled controversial reforms affecting women born in the 1950s were not discriminatory.

Women vow to continue fight over pension changes

Labour criticised the Government’s announcement of an end to the benefits freeze as ‘cynically-timed’.

Conservatives pledge to scrap benefits freeze in 2020

Women affected by the controversial changes have lost a landmark High Court fight.

The benefits older people receive should be scrapped and rebalanced towards the young, a Lord Committee has said. 

The Pensions Secretary proposed ‘wilful or reckless behaviour’ relating to a pension scheme will become a criminal offence.

A 93-year-old is leading a campaign to change pension arrangements for people living overseas.

The money would be paid to young people at a time when they need it most, whether to buy a home, spend on education or set up a business.

Analysis of Department for Work and Pensions data found the average man receives £153.86 a week and the average woman receives £125.98.

It comes after the collapse of BHS in 2016 with a £571 million deficit in its pot for 19,000 pension holders.

Carillion has been "falling short" of what trustees expected it to contribute to pension schemes since 2008.

All workers over 18 will save into a workplace pension unless they opt out under plans to lower the qualifying age of auto-enrolment.

More than seven million people in their 30s and 40s will lose out by £10,000 each under plans to increase the state pension age to 68.


The Liberal Democrat's have vowed to protect state pension's by including a commitment to the 'triple lock' system in their manifesto.

The Tonight programme investigates how Brits living throughout the EU are facing up to an uncertain future.

People in their 30s face the possibility of drawing their pensions at 70, if the government follows the report's recommendations.