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Tag Archives: state pension
State pension age & women
The Pensions Bill was debated in Parliament yesterday, with the coalition government pressing ahead with their plans to raise the state pension age for men and women.
Posted in News, Retirement
Tagged 67, 68, affordability, age 66, pensions bill, state pension, women
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Proposals for a new state pension
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a green paper considering options for the reform of the state pension.
Posted in News, Retirement
Tagged contracting out offset, department for work and pensions, dwp, green paper, state pension, £140 per week, £155 per week
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State Pension Shake-up
The Government looks set to implement a radical shake-up of the state pension system, with the abolition of means testing and the introduction of a universal state pension of £140 a week.
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Tagged green paper, state pension, universal state pension, £140 per week
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The Spending Review and Your Money
This week saw Chancellor George Osborne deliver his Spending Review with news of around 480,000 public sector job cuts over the next four years.
Posted in Financial Planning, News, Retirement
Tagged 66, cuts, public sector pensions, spending review, state pension
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Sensible State Pension suggestions
The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has endorsed a call to increase the State Pension Age to 66 from 2016, whilst at the same time recommending that any future increases should be linked to the life expectancy of those on lower incomes.
Should I top up my National Insurance contributions?
We are often asked by clients if they should ‘top-up’ their National Insurance contributions in order to get a better State pension when they retire.
