State pension likely to rise by 3.9% after key data released - but most will be taxed

State pension rises while youth unemployment goes up

State pensions are set to rise by nearly £500 a year - in line with the current increase in wages.  But that jump means that even someone who only receives a full state pension would be liable to income tax.  Government ministers say that won't be allowed to happen.

DWP minister confirms new state pension tax rules will feature in Budget

The state pension is set to rise above the income tax threshold for the first time next year

British pensioners in Spain could see a €580 pension boost from April…but there’s a catch

British pensioners in Spain could see their UK state pension rise by nearly £500. Learn how Triple Lock rules, Spanish tax, and exchange rates affect your payout.

State pension likely to rise by 3.9% after key data released

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State pension expected to rise by £488 a year – but millions face tax warning

Millions of pensioners could see the state pension rise by £488 a year in April, but the increase could push the new rate above the tax threshold.

State pensioners set to breach tax threshold under ‘triple lock’ boost

New official earnings growth figures suggest full state pension will rise by just over £488 a year from next April. People on the full state pension are set to breach the personal tax allowance for the first time after official earnings data put them in line for a rise of nearly £500 a year from...