72 m. ago Pensioners issued warning over £10,000 winter fuel payment rule

Winter fuel payments are available for state pensioners who also claim Pension Credit, with the government planning to review the eligibility criteria for the payment this year

Economics

20 h. ago WASPI women make progress in court review bid over State Pension age changes

The Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) campaign group has announced it has cleared a significant hurdle in its battle for a High Court challenge.

Events

44 h. ago State Pension's future under review amid major retirement shake

The State Pension is facing a dramatic overhaul under a Government shake-up of retirement rules. The changes could see millions of future retirees having to wait longer to claim and receiving different levels of payment.

Politics

60 h. ago US supreme court rules Doge can access social security data during legal challenge

Key player in Trump’s drive to slash federal workforce keeps access to sensitive records including family court and mental health recordsThe US supreme court on Friday permitted the so-called “department of government efficiency” (Doge), a key player in Donald Trump’s drive to slash the federal workforce, broad access to the personal information of millions of Americans in Social Security Administration data systems while a legal challenge plays out.At the request of the justice department, the justices put on hold Maryland-based US district judge Ellen Hollander’s order that had largely blocked Doge’s access to “personally identifiable information” in data such as medical and financial records while litigation proceeds in a lower court. Hollander found that allowing Doge unfettered access likely would violate a federal privacy law. Continue reading...

Events

2 d. ago American busker in UK trying to earn cash to get home makes just £5 profit

Blake Robert has arrived in the UK with no money in his wallet and a unique challenge - and he has been documenting his experience on his social media channel for all to enjoy

Economics

3 d. ago ‘I was £70,000 in debt at 48, six years later I was able to retire'

When Toni’s life hit rock bottom, a single change turned everything on its head and she was able to retire six years later

Economics

3 d. ago HMRC issues warning for anyone with state pension born before 1959

A £1 pension trick could stop you from losing thousands in emergency tax when withdrawing from your pension, according to personal finance experts

Events

4 d. ago New DWP warning to people on State Pension, PIP, Universal Credit and other benefits

DWP is urging people to watch out for fake text messages designed to steal personal and financial date.

Events

6 d. ago Martin Lewis urgent £70 red alert to anyone with a Mastercard

The personal finance guru has issued the advice to anyone who has had a Mastercard - and even those who have never had one

Economics

6 d. ago DWP state pensioners born before certain date could claim £1,362 a month

Attendance Allowance and Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) are paid independently of the state pension. They are not means-tested but can be a big help

Economics

7 d. ago Investigating what consumers want and need with their personal finances

Alison Gay of The Lang Cat on the FCA’s efforts to delineate people’s requirements through data

Economics

9 d. ago People over state pension age may be due benefits worth thousands

There are a range of discounts, benefits, and grants available to those over the state pension age - and you could be eligible without even knowing it

Politics

2 w. ago How long do PIP payments last? The six conditions that can get more than five years of support

PIP doesn't last a lifetime, but some conditions can be offered long term support

Politics

2 w. ago Are you a 'financial freewheeler' or an 'anxious avoider'? Take this quiz to find out

A new quiz has been launched to help Brits discover their 'financial personality' - so are you a financial freewheeler or an anxious avoider?

Politics

3 w. ago HMRC send letters to UK households who had children between 1978 and 2000

HMRC has identified a historic error which has left thousands of women underpaid on their state pension. The tax arm is now writing to them to let them know they are due a payout

Society

3 w. ago DWP state pensioners could get payment boost of up to £715 in 2026

The state pension is set to rise again next year, with the triple lock delivering a 4.1 per cent pay boost last month - but what will the increase be based on in 2026?

Economics

3 w. ago 10 health conditions most likely to receive PIP benefit in new update

People with autism, learning disabilities and cerebral palsy topped the list

Politics

3 w. ago 'I saved £15,000 in three years on low income by following these rules'

A social media user has shared how she organised her finances in order to reach her savings goal on a low income

Economics

3 w. ago Quarter of employers planning to axe jobs as Rachel Reeves taxes hit

A perfect storm for businesses has tanked the number of companies planning to hire more people

Society

3 w. ago DWP health benefit set to be cut for 150,000 people under new rules

The new rules will hit people who claim a DWP health benefit, with around 150,000 people set to see their payments cut or withdrawn altogether under the controversial changes

Politics