Part-time work, caring commitments and the gender pay gap mean women are at a big disadvantage when it comes to pension ...

Analysis by Quilter Cheviot for MoneyWeek shows that a pension pot of £250,000 could provide a 65-year-old in good health with an annual income of £16,258 based on typical rates of 6.5%.

But it’s not all good news. According to the Scottish Widows ... 70% of individuals aged 16 or over hold at least one pension pot. According to the latest ONS Wealth and Assets Survey, the ...

The calculations made various assumptions about inflation and investment returns and that people would start making regular withdrawals when they turned 67 until their private pension pot ran out.

If this is added to your pension, it would increase the size of your pot by £19,100 over 25 years, assuming it grows at 5 pc, according to Scottish Widows. For someone on a salary of £105,000 a ...

Transferring a pension to another provider should be easy ... of reasons – incompetence foremost among them – and it isn't good enough. At the end of the day, it's our money, not theirs.