The state pension isn’t an entitlement. It’s a benefit – just like Universal Credit, Housing Benefit, Jobseeker’s Allowance and all the others. Doesn’t seem right, does it? I don’t ...

The bank holidays around Easter Sunday mean some payment dates for benefits and pensions will change next month ...

This makes it the most claimed-for health condition by those over the State Pension age ... or savings won't affect your eligibility. It's also tax-free and exempt from the Benefit Cap, meaning ...

According to DWP figures, more than 494,000 people claim the benefit of either £72.65 or £108.55 for arthritis-related ...

State Pension payments will increase by £470 in April, but nearly half a million pensioners are set to miss out on the boost ...

However, thousands of expat state pensioners ... “The pension can be paid to you regardless of where you live, but it's crucial to understand how living abroad may affect the amount and any ...

So if you buy a full year and live 20 years beyond the state pension age, you would receive an additional £6,500 in their state pension for around £907. How much does it cost? Making up for one ...

This “frozen state pension” policy affects about 450,000 pensioners ... state pension The third group of people who don’t benefit from the triple lock on their whole state pension are ...

You cannot build up this extra state pension if you get certain benefits. Deferring can also affect how much you can get in benefits. If your circumstances change – i.e. if you move address, get ...

An estimated two million people across Great Britain are living with eyesight issues or a degenerative eye condition. Nearly 59,000 working age adults under 65 are receiving extra financial ...