As China’s rapidly aging population creates increasing financial strains on state pension systems, Beijing is pushing Chinese citizens to plan for their own retirements. On December 15 ...

More than four in five workers don't know where all their pension pots are, pension-finding firm Raindrop reports. This comes after it was revealed recently that an estimated £31.1 billion is ...

If you're retired and have income less than £218 a week as an individual, or £332 a week as a couple, you may be due £1,000s a year in Pension Credit. Plus, it then entitles you to a whole raft of ...

More and more people are opting to take control of their retirement savings by opening a self-invested personal pension (Sipp). Sipps allow you to choose your own investments and can work out cheaper ...

Pension drawdown is a way of taking money out of your pension to fund your retirement. It allows you to keep your savings invested and take money out whenever you choose. Many people remain with their ...

If you die within five years of your pension starting the trustees will make a lump sum payment, which is currently free of inheritance tax. It will be equal to the pension payments you would have ...

Assets in individual-type defined contribution pension plans (iDeCo) in Japan as of March 2024, by age group (in billion Japanese yen) Characteristic Value of assets in billion Japanese yen ...

What’s ahead for 2025? P&I examines the challenges and opportunities that could present for institutional investors in the new year, with a special focus on the global economy, plan sponsors ...

Contribution rates for the public service, the Canadian Armed Forces – Regular Force and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) pension plans change every January 1. These changes ensure proper ...