Thousands waiting for DWP repayment with millions still owed The checking process has so far paid £209m owed, but estimations say the real number could be around £1.5 billion Liverpool Echo · Nov 30, 2022
£209m handed back to retirees owed state pension payments The amount paid back so far is a ‘drop in the ocean’ when compared to the nearly £1.5 billion estimated to have been underpaid, one expert said. The Independent UK · Nov 29, 2022
State pension age could rise to 68 earlier than planned, report claims Government says ‘no decision has been taken’ ahead of review due in ‘early 2023’ The Independent UK · Nov 26, 2022
State Pension increase next April could see 500,000 more people in retirement paying tax A significant increase in the number of over-65s paying tax is expected in 2023. Daily Record · Nov 12, 2022
Married, divorced and widowed women over State Pension age could be due over £9,000 in backdated pay The DWP now estimates it has underpaid 237,000 pensioners a total of £1.46 billion. Daily Record · Oct 21, 2022
State Pension increase of 10.1% next April could see half a million more people in retirement paying tax A significant increase in the number of over-65s paying tax is expected in 2023. Daily Record · Oct 21, 2022
U-turn could cost pensioners £442 a year from next April “A reduced pension rise, combined with a cut in help on energy bills, could be part of a ‘double whammy’ for millions of pensioners” Wales Online · Oct 19, 2022
Pensions set for bumper increase after Truss says triple lock is being protected Prime Minister Liz Truss insisted ‘we are protecting the triple lock on pensions’. The Independent UK · Oct 19, 2022
Fitch predicts deeper UK recession; mortgage rates climb – as it happened Kwasi Kwarteng brings forward release of debt-cutting plan, as Bank of England announces new measures to support pensions sector through crisis The Guardian - UK · Oct 10, 2022
DWP under fire for 'inadequate' mortgage help scheme A former Liberal Democrat MP said the 'safety net' had been 'dismantled' Bristol Post · Oct 7, 2022
Homeowners who lose their job could build up significant arrears before DWP help comes Homeowners who end up struggling with their mortgage payments due to a job loss may have to build up significant arrears before help arrives from the Department for Work and Pensions. Glasgow Live · Oct 4, 2022
Homeowners who lose their job may build up significant arrears while out of work before DWP help begins People with a mortgage can only claim for help with interest costs if they are on a qualifying benefit. Daily Record · Oct 4, 2022
Homeowners who lose job ‘may face initial lack of help with mortgage payments’ People may have already built up significant arrears before help starts and eventual payments may not cover their actual costs, Sir Steve Webb warned. The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2022
Momentum of the early years of workplace pensions drive ‘needs to be regained’ Automatic enrolment into workplace pensions started in October 2012. The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2022
The Independent UK · Sep 23, 2022 How will mini-budget announcements affect UK households? The Government has unveiled a raft of tax cuts as part of plans to drive up growth during the cost-of-living crisis.
Liverpool Echo · Sep 21, 2022 Warning to 500,000 Brits before state pension increase in April 2023 Half a million pensioners could come into the income tax net
Daily Record · Sep 21, 2022 State Pension increase in April could see half a million more retired people paying tax next year A significant increase in the number of over-65s paying tax is expected in 2023.
Wales Online · Sep 21, 2022 Warning to 500,000 retired people over new tax payments With a much larger pension increase expected in April 2023, a bigger jump in the number of over-65s paying tax is expected
The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2022 Half a million more pensioners ‘could be dragged into tax net’ At a time of soaring inflation, frozen income tax thresholds have a ‘profound effect’, according to former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb.
Chronicle Live · Sep 10, 2022 DWP error could mean thousands of parents are missing out on state pension cash Parents whose children are in their 20s and 30s are being urged to check that they are receiving the correct state pension
The Guardian - UK · Sep 10, 2022 Cost of living crisis: cashing in pensions to pay bills could be very risky It may be tempting to use retirement cash to meet your costs, but you need to be careful
Edinburgh Live · Sep 6, 2022 DWP confirm which women over State Pension age are due up to £9,500 in backdated payments The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has now estimated that it has underpaid at least 237,000 pensioners, in a whopping total cost of 1.46 billion pounds.
Daily Record · Sep 6, 2022 Six groups of women over State Pension age may be due up to £9,500 in backdated payments The DWP now estimates it has underpaid 237,000 pensioners a total of £1.46 billion.
Liverpool Echo · Sep 3, 2022 Mums could be entitled to thousands after State Pension error The DWP confirmed some women have been underpaid
Daily Mirror · Sep 2, 2022 More women could be missing out on thousands of pounds in state pension payments Mothers in retirement may be getting smaller state pensions that they should do because of errors with National Insurance credits, experts say, and some are getting backpayments