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 ...

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 ...

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) welcomes progress at Parliament on the Pension Fund Amendment Bill, which is one of two critical legislative amendments that will enable the long ...

But what does this mean for a parent’s pension pot further down the line ... This could result in a £400,000 hole in their pension savings between them at retirement. This figure assumes ...

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) celebrates President Cyril Ramaphosa’s historic signing of the Pension Funds Amendment (PFA) Bill, one of two critical Amendment Acts that will ...

With either option, it would mean that the remainder of your pension pot (which isn’t tax-free) would be taxed at the point you access the money, which may be after you have moved down a tax band.

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 ...

State pensioners have the opportunity to add an extra £666 to their pension pot due to a lesser-known rule, although it would require postponing retirement for another year. The new State Pension can ...

By claiming additional higher rate relief through Self Assessment, they could secure another £1,200 yearly, potentially adding £108,000 more to their pension over 40 years. For those investing the ...

It will then calculate what size of pension pot you’re on track for, and what kind of income this could produce. Some will also show how far short you are of what most people in your ...