Many people pay to fill gaps in their NI record - but for some mothers this may not be a financially sound move ...

Parents who do not qualify for child benefit can lose £329 a year, or £6,500 in state pension, over a 20-year retirement.

The Chancellor confirmed last year that state pension payments will be boosted by wage growth which sat at 4.1% - however, ...

HUNDREDS of thousands of mothers are at risk of wasting their time and money by topping up their pensions ahead of a key deadline. Class 3 contributions are voluntary payments you can make to fill ...

“Over 12 million pensioners will benefit as the full new State Pension will rise from £221.20 to £230.25 a week, providing an extra £470 a year. The full basic State Pension will increase from £169.50 ...

Low-income pensioners on disability benefits, or those providing unpaid care, may be entitled to extra financial support.

Details of how people can apply for the new free National Insurance credits from April 2026 are yet to be revealed.

Pension Credit is a payment made by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) that provides extra money to help with living ...

MILLIONS on a state pension are set for a smaller pay rise than expected from next month when rates are hiked. The state ...

The Government has confirmed it is going ahead with plans to let parents fill gaps in their state pension records if they didn't claim child benefit.

Money guru Martin Lewis has urged people to check one thing out - and potentially boost their pensions by more than £10,000.

An online petition is calling for State Pension incomes to be taken into account when calculating Council Tax bills.