UK households are being urged to add up to £720 in free tax relief to their pension each year with a little-known rule.

A children’s pension, personal pension, or someone else paying into your pension could all trigger extra tax relief payments ...

The government should clamp down on the “ridiculous” proliferation of small pension pots, a leading think tank has said. The ...

To help savers work out where they stand, we’ve gathered data from the UK government and from leading pension providers to determine the national average pensions kitty, along with how pot size ...

A children’s pension, personal pension, or someone else paying into your pension could all trigger extra tax relief payments ...

The IFS found that in 2023 there were an 'astonishing' 12.1 million DC pension pots worth under £1,000 that are no longer ...

State pensioners born before 1959 can add up to £5,644 extra per year to their pension pot with a little-known benefit.

I haven’t saved enough into my pension. My years as a single mum who worked for myself meant making ends meet was a massive ...

If you're under 40 - born after 1985 - it's probably not worth pursuing unless there are substantial gaps in your National ...

UK households are moving to use the loophole in a bid to cut their bill ahead of Labour Party Chancellor Rachel Reeves's ...

The government estimates that pension tax changes will raise £1.46bn a year by 2029-30, but consultants at Lane Clark & Peacock, an actuarial adviser, estimate that revenue raised from UK-wide ...

People are also living longer, meaning their pension pot might have to last for decades after they stop paying into it. Here, Telegraph Money explains the steps you need to take to retire early.