State pension

The pensions minister's comments on Iain Duncan Smith's resignation were too personal and unprofessional according to a PP survey.

As the independent state pension review kicks off Hilary Salt argues we need to look more closely at the concept of ageing.

This week we want to know if the pensions minister was justified in condemning Iain Duncan Smith's resignation and how the regulator's trustee toolkit can be made more effective.

Early state pension access for women affected by the age increase could lead to flexibility for everyone.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has received backlash over plans to pass £18m of national insurance (NI) costs onto its 27,000 defined benefit (DB) scheme members.

The Work and Pensions Select Committee has started a probe to explore the economic effects of allowing certain women to draw their state pension early.

With the start date for the single tier state pension drawing closer Malcolm McLean looks at how it will fit in the wider pension landscape.

Women affected by the increase in state pension age from 63 to 66 could access their savings early if they accept lower weekly payments, according to MPs.

The Government has announced it will fully index public service pensions for workers reaching State Pension Age from April 2016 to 5 December 2018.

John Cridland has been appointed to lead an independent review of the State Pension age.