Today, supermarket giant Tesco became the first major British business to announce plans to raise its normal retirement age above 65, currently the state retirement age for male pensioners.Two more yearsOf ...

The Financial Services Authority has warned that consumers are still at considerable risk of being mis-sold unsuitable and overly complex financial products

The Financial Services Authority has warned that consumers are still at considerable risk of being mis-sold unsuitable and overly complex financial products

Hundreds of thousands of middle class mothers face cuts to their state pension as a result of new caps on child benefit, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.

Some policies contain guarantees in the small print that could double your income in retirement.

Some policies contain guarantees in the small print that could double your income in retirement.

With the Budget looming, the Chancellor is planning to target our already battered pensions.

George Osborne's plans for higher-rate taxpayers will make him more enemies than friends.

Ever since the lows of March 2009, stock markets have been in record-breaking form. The S&P 500 has doubled since those grisly days, the first time it has managed that in a three-year period.The FTSE 100 ...

The beleaguered insurer is "road-testing" a policyholder vote, offering to boost customer policies by 9pc in exchange for giving up a guarantees that their pensions will pay a minimum amount ...

Debt participation window closes after reaching the minimum level sought by Athens for the deal to go through, moving the country closer to another much-needed bail-out.

A Malaysian state-backed fund has acquired two landmark London offices for around £500m in the latest example of continued overseas interest in the UK capital.

More than five million middle-class retired people could be freed from paying income tax on their state pensions, the Treasury’s tax advisers have suggested.

The EU lets hairdressers charge women more, so why can't it let insurers base their rates on sex?

Incomes from private pensions, already at record lows, will fall even further for men when the EU outlaws sex-based annuity rates, experts say.

Younger women drivers will see the cost of their car insurance rise by hundreds of pounds when new European rules are introduced at the end of this year.

Hidden fees and the Bank of England's programme to print money have pushed public confidence in pensions to an all-time low, the pensions industry has said

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The cost of living for the UK’s 10.6 million pensioners has risen by a third since 2000 as low interest rates and high inflation have hit retired people in the pockets.

The past few years have brought tough times for pensioners and, in particular, for those retiring since the financial crisis of 2007-09.The rate slumpExactly three years ago, in March 2009, the Bank of ...

Help is at hand for people with small pension pots looking to get more for their money when they retire.

The new rules from the Association of British Insurers are designed to help people shop around for an annuity at retirement.

The Sunday Telegraph has uncovered evidence that in some cases 55pc of workers who receive financial advice are switching out of final salary schemes.

European politicians are plotting regulatory reforms that will penalise UK insurance companies and cut retirement incomes by up to 20pc, senior industry sources have warned.

The Telegraph has uncovered evidence that in some cases 55pc of workers who receive financial advice are switching out of final salary schemes.

Expats, holiday homeowners and pensioners are selling up and coming home in droves or at least sending foreign money back to the UK

The Bank of England’s decision to effectively print more money has left some pensioners “worse off” but without this policy “many more people would be much worse off”, a senior Bank figure has admitted....

The Bank of England’s decision to effectively print more money has left some pensioners “worse off” but without this policy “many more people would be much worse off”, a senior Bank figure has admitted....

Here at The Motley Fool, we cover retirement-related issues quite often.And there's a reason for that: as investors, retirement is one of the prime considerations that we all have in mind when we invest.Not ...

Almost half of Britons are considering retiring to a cheaper country in order to have a better standard of living when they stop working, according to new figures from the pensions industry.

We are living longer, but are not always fit enough to work in old age, meanwhile, pensions are paying less every year.

Starting from April last year, a rule change meant that pension savers could take unlimited income from their pension, provided that they had a guaranteed lifetime income in place of at least £20,000 -- ...

Another round of poor bonus rates could prompt millions to cash in their traditional with-profits investments.