All news on the topic: Pensions

Chris O'Shea, who runs Centrica, told BBC Breakfast that "you can't justify a salary of that size"

Petition starter Michael Thompson, suggests a "universal state pension" that would be given to everyone aged 60 and above, at £549.12 each week

Murray Auchincloss has been acting as interim chief executive of the energy giant since September but will now take on the role permanently

A new study by the finance firm Interactive Investors found that 32% - one third - of eligible Brits either don’t intend to claim tax relief on their pension contributions or don’t know how to claim

Not everyone is entitled to a full state pension, as it all depends on your National Insurance record and how many qualifying years you have - so how much will you get?

Looking for new ways to make money in the year ahead? From renting out sports equipment to signing up as a TV extra and spotting derelict properties, the Mirror looks at popular ways people are making money in 2024

The false accusations against Peter Huxham saw him sent to jail, destroyed his marriage, drove a split through his family and left him destitute and friendless before he died in suspected suicide

A large number of women were found to have been underpaid their state pension by the DWP and over the last three years the pension department has been working to repay those affected by the issue

An increase in flight routes and new all-inclusive hotels have seen more and more Brits make trips to Antalya in Turkey, making it more popular than Tenerife in Spain

One of the main indexes used to judge how much money you need in retirement is the Retirement Living Standards which is calculated by the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association

The exact rules depend on what type of state pension you’re claiming but includes anyone aged 80 or over, who should be entitled to a pension of £93.60 a week

Serious problems with the Post Office’s Horizon accounting software, supplied by Japanese firm Fujitsu in 1999, were wrongly being blamed on innocent staff who were sacked or suspended

A woman has told how her late ex had left her all of his estate – totalling more than £500k – but none to his wife and child, causing a huge rift with his family as a result

A boy left 'blindsided' and convinced his mum cheated after DNA kit devastatingly revealed his dad isn't his 'real' father is planning on ruining parents' marriage with results

Almost four million women have lost up to six years of their state pension due to DWP changes, but an Ombudsman investigation will soon be published and it could bring compensation payouts

The current state pension age - the earliest age you can start claiming the state pension - is 66, but that will rise to 67 between 2026 and 2028 and to 68 by 2046

The five minute task is filling out an "expression of wishes form" for their pension pot, this allows you to choose who you want your pension pot to go to if you die before you retire

Helen Morrissey, head of retirement analysis at Hargreaves Lansdown, explains everything you need to know including changes to the state pension and auto-enrolment

Freda Jackson said she cried at the end of her two-week trip to the popular holiday destination through travel operator Thomas Cook when her dream holiday actually turned out to be a bit of a nightmare for her

Those who are in receipt of Pension Credit from the DWP should see their payments increase next April by 8.5%, in line with inflation for September

We've rounded up all the significant money changes that are scheduled to happen in the next 12 months, including increases to key bills, as well as the latest economic predictions

One in five of us will consider separating from a partner this Christmas but a divorce doesn't have to cost the earth as family law expert Charlotte Beck tells The Mirror

If improving your finances is one thing on your list for next year, we've rounded up 24 tips from Martin Lewis from the past year, that you can take into 2024

David Hunter smothered wife Janice after she had begged him for weeks to end her life such was her suffering from terminal blood cancer. He will spend Christmas Day at her grave

There is around £1.7billion sitting in savings accounts, pensions and investments that has been ­forgotten about - and some of it could be yours