How to open a Lifetime ISA
We go through the different steps you need to take to open a Lifetime ISA, including where you can open them and how to set one up.
Pensions
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Triple lock to be axed but millions still in the dark about state pension changes
The triple lock has protected pension payouts for more than a decade, but it could be about to end. What it is, how it works and what's set to replace it
How to consolidate and combine pensions
Having pensions in multiple places can make it tricky to keep track of them all. We look at how you can consolidate and combine them
SIPP offers and cashback deals
SIPP providers usually offer cashback to open and fund a new account, especially at the end of the tax year.
How to find your old pensions
You might have money hidden away in old pension pots. We look at how you can find them again to help consolidate them all into one place
How to claim your pension
When do you get your state pension? And how do you claim it? We look at the different steps to take and when it might make sense to defer.
Do you pay tax on a pension?
Is your state pension taxable? Can you avoid paying tax on your pension? We look at this and more in our guide to pension taxes.
How to find lost or forgotten money for free
From Child Trust Funds to old bank accounts, and forgotten pensions to mislaid gift cards, find out how to trace your lost cash.
Different types of pension explained: state, workplace, and SIPPs
Understand the different types of pension, how to know which type you have, the differences between them, and the benefits of having them.
How do I check my pension?
Having multiple pensions can make it tricky to know exactly what you’ve got saved up where. We look at how you can check your different pots
What is a lifetime mortgage? Everything you need to know
Turning your home into money to help you get buy in retirement doesn't have to involve selling it, moving out, or making monthly repayments.
How to deal with stock market falls
Stock market falls can be scary, but there's usually no need to panic when one happens. Here's what you need to consider.