People earning over £50,270 urged to make claim for pension boost

State pensioners born after 1951 can get extra £694 in pension

Pensioners can boost their retirement income by hundreds of pounds with a little-known rule.

State pension loophole means thousands of pounds a year going to people who may have never worked in the UK

A little-known loophole in the UK’s state pension system could be costing British taxpayers millions of pounds every year. The loophole allows people who may have never worked or paid income tax in the UK to receive guaranteed, inflation-protected retirement income at British taxpayers' expense.Under current rules, foreign nationals who have lived in the UK for just three years can top up their National Insurance (NI) record to qualify for the f…

Exclusive: the state pension is being siphoned off abroad

And HMRC has no idea where it’s going to.

Brits can boost state pension by £694 a year by using simple rule

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that the new State Pension will increase by 4.1% - meaning new rules could help you boost your payments by hundreds

State Pension tweaks that could give you an extra £243,000

Three simple changes could boost your pension payments significantly