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  • Three in five confused by choices at retirement

    Stephen Lowe, group communications director at Just Group

  • MP warns of retirement crisis if Financial Planning ignored

    Houses of Parliament

  • Third of UK children concerned about retirement

    Schoolchildren are already thinking about retirement

  • Financial advice boosts pension saving confidence

    Clive Bolton, managing director of savings and retirement at LV=

  • Pandemic pushes 154,000 into early retirement

    More people are reassessing retirement plans

  • Advisers fear impact of pandemic on clients

    Embark's website

  • 55 to 64-year-olds set to run out of pension income

    Standard Life's website

  • Illness forces 1 in 8 to quit work before State Pension

    Frances O'Grady

  • Just’s advice arm unveils £299 fee robo service

    Destination Retirement

  • Editor’s Column: Will you still need me when I’m 64 - and sick?

    FP Today Editor Kevin O'Donnell

  • Britons to work extra 2 years due to pandemic

    Neil Moles, CEO of Progeny

  • Surge in people wanting to retire early

    More people want to retire early

  • 66% of retirees risk pension pot running dry

    New research from Standard Life Aberdeen found 66% 2021 retirees risk running out of money in retirement

  • Retirees drawn to riskier investments warns FSCS

    One in five retirees have considered riskier pension and investment products as they offer a higher rate of interest, according to new research from the FSCS

  • 1 in 8 over-50s change retirement plans

    The Office for National Statistics

  • Editor’s Column: The post-pandemic pension rethink

    FP Today Editor Kevin O'Donnell

  • Men twice as likely to afford early retirement

    Poor health was responsible for 37% of women retiring earlier than they had expected, in comparison to 29% of men

  • 1 in 7 expect to increase pension contributions

    More people are putting retirement plans back on track

  • 4 in 10 retire with no Financial Planning

    Stephen Lowe, group communications director at Just Group

  • Phased retirement trend has 'reversed' since pandemic

    More adviser clients have been opting to retire at one point

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