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Shared parental leave is a way of narrowing the gender pensions gap
Retirees to EU countries stand to lose annual increases after three years
While working can be good for your health, it can also make bad health a lot worse
There is mounting evidence that retirement can be bad for us, especially if we enjoy our jobs
Radical proposal to increase the age limit comes as the number of claimants reduces
One in four of those aged 50 to 64 is not in employment because of caring duties
Hundreds of thousands of UK workers risk using inconsistent information to plan retirement
Ageing population to alter the economic landscape of the UK
Equity bull market fails to heal retirement system, which has combined deficit of $1.28tn
Cases reviewed where a ‘failure to notify’ penalty was applied
Pressure group claims raised age has been a ‘blight’ on those born in the 1950s
Diversified yield-biased strategies and low-cost annuities are a client need and business opportunity
The New York state comptroller on climate, corruption and the shadow of Wall Street
Carers could lose about £5,000 in pension income by failing to claim benefits
Tens of thousands fail to claim credits that help build their entitlement
Decline has implications for pensions and insurance industry
Problems triggered by ‘wrong parent’ claiming child benefit
Mixed-age couples will no longer be eligible for benefit
Government confirms arrangement for the year following exit from EU
Campaign group believes changes were too quick and communicated poorly
International Monetary Fund calls for review of universal benefit
Campaigning women born in the fifties given short shrift from the government
Retired women receive 40 per cent less income than men, according to trade union
UK state retirement age reaches parity but income remains unequal
