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The state pension age is the earliest age a person can start receiving the state pension, which is a regular payment made by the Government, but it's changing again

Anyone looking to check and potentially buy National Insurance contributions currently has to call up HMRC - but MoneySavingExpert.com has confirmed a new online tool is coming

Up to £600 will start landing in the bank accounts of everyone in the UK who was born before September 25, 1957. The amount you receive depends on your age and living circumstances

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) used to automatically add National Insurance credits to claimants' records - but switched to doing this manually from 2017/18

The former staff member was appalled after BBC's payroll services emailed to say his personal data had been breached in a suspected Russian cyber attack - but offered no apology

Elderly relatives could be entitled to Specified Adult Childcare Credits, which are awarded when parents sign over National Insurance (NI) credits and can boost your state pension

HMRC has extended the deadline to purchase voluntary National Insurance (NI) contributions until April 5, 2025 - the cut-off was previously April 5, 2023 and then later July 31, 2023

Most people need 35 qualifying years on their National Insurance record to claim the full new state pension - and time is running out to fill any gaps you may have

Ian Clifford, 50, claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination because his salary hasn't been increased in the 15 years he has been off work - however, he lost his case

The new tax year begins today and with it comes a whole series of adjusted money rules and changes, affecting everything from your pension to how much you pay in tax if you're a high earner

There are things you can do to help you reduce your tax burden and be more tax-efficient with your money - here are some tips from Bestinvest personal finance analyst Alice Haine

The freezing of tax brackets is known as fiscal drag, which is where the income level at which taxes are collected does not increase in line with inflation or income growth

If current sign-up rates continue, just 3% of people who don't have photo ID that can be used in the local elections will have applied for the 'Voter Authority Certificate' before the deadline

Pretty much anyone aged between 45 and 70 is currently able to buy missing National Insurance (NI) contributions going all the way back to 2006 - but this is soon changing

The money is made up of the Winter Fuel Payment and Pensioner Cost of Living Payment, both of which are being sent out by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)

There are seven ways that you could end up paying more tax over the next year so it’s worth taking steps to ensure you don’t end up paying more than your fair share