Pension experts share five simple ways to start saving regularly

There are lots of free resources and tools that can help you save. MoneyHelper’s Budget Planner can help you see where you’re ...

New State Pension payment warning to people nearing DWP retirement age

The latest data from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) shows that while 4.5 million older people currently receive ...

Higher EPS pension under EPF allowed by Punjab & Haryana High Court for pre-2014 retired employees with these three conditions

Even if retired before September 1, 2014 higher pension can be given provided these three parameters are met, rules Punjab & Haryana High Court ...

State pensioners to be paid £450 before end of 2025, says BBC expert

The Warm Home Discount Scheme provides a one-off £150 reduction on people's electricity bills - with the personal finance ...

BBC expert says state pensioners to be paid £450 before end of 2025

Analysts predict that FTSE 100 shareholders will collect £130.4bn in cash dividends and share buybacks in 2025. Here's how we ...

UK billpayers could get as much as £194 in water bill support

Yorkshire Water sets annual bills at either £270, £354 or £409, based on your circumstances, if your household income is ...

Students urged to check if they are part of ‘exception’ due hundreds each month from DWP

People that are studying full-time usually aren’t eligible for Universal Credit, unless they fall into some specific ...

Brits could reduce water bills by 90% with eligibility check for new scheme

If you're on a low income or receiving benefits, you could be eligible for a social water tariff, which could save you ...

Water bills could be reduced by almost 90 per cent with special 'tariff'

If your household income is less than £17,000, you'll receive a 50% reduction. Thames Water provides a 50% discount if your ...

New DWP payment warning to single people claiming Universal Credit

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is warning people claiming Universal Credit to report a change in their living ...

We're selling our family home for £450,000: Should we rent and invest the windfall?

In our area, the £450,000 could pay rent for 37.5 years. Would renting and investing the money in our pensions and Isas be ...

I'm 40, getting divorced and need $90K to buy out the house for me and the kids. I have $20K in savings — do I borrow the rest or tap into my 401(k)?

Possible penalties: If the funds are pulled directly (meaning, into cash, rather than rolling over into your ex’s retirement account), you'll usually have to pay a 10% penalty plus possible income tax ...