We’re often told to save more for retirement, but have you ever stopped to think about how your pension pot compares to your peers? Is your pension wealth keeping up with the Jones’s?

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If you have a final salary pension scheme, you may have heard about the option to transfer it into a pension pot. This process involves valuing your current pension to get something called a cash ...

It seems men are more likely to say they know the process, with 55% knowing how to boost their pension pot compared to just 39% of women. Pay rises can give some savers an opportunity to consider ...

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) notes the release of Treasury’s two pot pension and savings reforms proposal (Revenue Laws Amendment Bill). The Federation welcomes the overall ...

In order to retire on that desire sum of £48,900, retirees will need to have built a pension pot worth £696,000, plus qualify for the full state pension. Royal London says many people will ...

The revision is far bigger than previously reported and means there is less in the pot from which to pay the pensions of millions of scheme members. It also makes it less likely that funds will be ...

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I'm keen to keep my inheritance tax liability to a minimum when I die with my estate (including my pension pot) currently worth around £1.5m. I'm considering gifting 50% of my home to my son ...

If you retire at 67, your savings should last at least 15-25 years. Assessing Your Pension Pot The adequacy of your pension savings depends on various factors, including your desired retirement ...

State pensioners can add an extra £666 to their pension pot thanks to a little-known rule, but it will mean delaying your retirement for another year. You can currently claim the new State ...