The majority of people aged 55 or older would be more likely to vote for a political party in next month's UK election which pledged to keep the triple lock.

Pensions could yet prove to be a decisive issue in the upcoming election with nearly nine in ten working people (88%) wanting whichever party wins the election to do more to help people save for retirement, according to new research.

Eight in ten (83%) of UK adults would support a government review to see whether the current pension system is delivering adequate retirement income, according to a new report.

Higher inflation data for non-retired households released today by the Office for National Statistics could put pressure on the pensions Triple Lock pledge, according to consultancy Broadstone.