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What is the State Pension triple lock and is it ending?
The amount of State Pension you get increases in April each year due to the triple lock. The triple lock means the rise will either match the rate of inflation,...
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Introducing your Moneyhelper - who we are and how we can help you
We have recently launched MoneyHelper and wanted to tell you a bit more about our new website: why we’ve created it, what it is and how it will help you moving...
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What is COPE and how does it affect my State Pension?
COPE stands for ‘Contracted Out Pension Equivalent’ and might reduce how much State Pension you qualify for – though there may be ways to boost it. It only affects...
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Accessibility statements
In this statement, we set out how we are working to make the MoneyHelper website accessible by outlining where we are, our approach and how to contact us.
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How much should I save for retirement?
You’ll need retirement income of at least £13,900 a year, or £22,500 if you’re in a couple – according to the Retirement Living Standards. This covers your essential...
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Tools and calculators
These are the tools and calculators that will help you quickly work out the figures you need for some of the most common money situations you may find yourself...
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Why has my pension pot gone down in value?
The way your pension is invested could mean that your pot isn’t worth what it used to be. Find out why and what you can do to help rebuild your savings for retirement.
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Help if you have a frozen pension from a previous job
If you leave a job, your workplace pension is usually ‘frozen’ with no more money paid in. Here’s what you need to know and your options, including how to find...
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MoneyHelper in Welsh – the Welsh Language Scheme
With something as personal as your money and pensions we know that being able to speak to someone in Welsh, when you want, is so important. And, of course, it’s...
