Not sure how much State Pension you’ll get? You can check your forecast online in minutes - and you might even be able to increase it.

The state pension age is officially rising from 66 to 67 starting this April, but the precise timing of who will be affected ...

Many people do not realise they have gaps until they check their State Pension forecast. This can be done online at GOV.UK.

Millions of people may not receive the full £221.20 a week State Pension due to gaps in their National Insurance record.

The full New State Pension will increase to £241.30 a week from April, but millions of people are likely to receive less due ...

The State Pension age is due to start climbing from 66 to 67 next year, with the hike set to be fully implemented for all men and women across the UK by 2028. This shift in the official retirement age ...

You could be missing out on a full State Pension due to National Insurance gaps, historic childcare rules and contracted-out ...

The first State Pension payment might also be higher or lower than expected even with full National Insurance Contributions.

There are several things that determine how much state pension you'll get when you reach state pension age. Here's how to ...

Approximately 1.4 million pensioners throughout Great Britain are presently in receipt of Pension Credit, which the DWP has recently confirmed could deliver an average of £4,300 in assistance over the ...

If someone’s spouse or civil partner dies, they may be able to inherit part of their additional State Pension, which will be paid on top of the surviving spouse’s State Pension when they reach the ...

There aren't many pension issues that Sir Steve Webb hasn't tackled. Now, he has compiled answers to the questions our readers most frequently ask.