A new review of the state pension age has sparked fresh speculation over whether millions will have to wait longer to claim.

Experts have warned that people born between certain years could lose a full year's worth of state pension, up to £17,774.

The changes could mean the state pension age rising to 68 as early as 2039. New analysis by Rathbones estimates that if the ...

The financial journalist and Money Saving Expert founder has explained why you could be missing out on thousands of pounds ...

People are calling for the State Pension age to be reduced from 66 to 60, saying that the Government "seems intent on the ...

A retired British expat was left thousands of pounds out of pocket after the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) cut off his ...

Millions of workers in their early 50s are facing a potential state pension bombshell – with experts warning they could miss ...

EXCLUSIVE: Experts have laid out ways to bridge the financial gap created if the state pension age rise to 68 is introduced ...

The DWP is making an early payment of state pension to some UK claimants in August - and it's important to be aware of the ...

Analysis by retirement specialist Just Group, based on Department for Work and Pensions data, reveals that 66 per cent of ...

Earlier this week, Labour minister Liz Kendall confirmed that the government is set to carry out a review of the UK’s state ...