News
Labour minister Liz Kendall warns of ‘tsunami in pensioner poverty’ as she announces review of retirement age - The work and ...
The Government assesses the retirement age, currently 66 and increasing to 67 in 2026, every six years but appears to be ...
As you approach your state pension age, you should receive a letter from the DWP inviting you to submit your claim. It is ...
Six million Britons risk being forced to delay their retirement after Labour announced a review into the state pension age.
The Pensions Commission is set to be resurrected by Labour amid fears that people working today will receive £800 per year ...
48mOpinion
The Independent on MSNWe’re not done yet: Why Gen X has a right to retire in dignity, not poverty
A 50-year-old still has to wait 17 years before official retirement, and may be even more if Liz Kendall has her way. As ...
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall writes for The Mirror as she launches a Pensions Commission to 'ensure we have a ...
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said welfare reforms were in 'the right place' after a 'bumpy ride' - which saw the ...
The ruling Labour party and upstart rival Reform UK both opened the door to a potential increase in the retirement age, a ...
Britain on Monday said it would launch a review into raising the state pension age - a key factor for the public finances - ...
More people with sickness and disabilities will have to go back to work to prop up Britain’s ageing population, Liz Kendall ...
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has faced repeated questions from Labour MPs over the rollout of changes to the benefit system, as the government attempts to defuse a backbench rebellion.
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results