
Your State Pension
The State Pension is a regular payment from the government that you can claim once you reach State Pension age.
Policy Area
We are living longer but many people are not saving towards their retirement. By modernising the State Pension and protecting important benefits for older people, we will make sure everyone is able to enjoy a secure future.
The State Pension is a regular payment from the government that you can claim once you reach State Pension age.
Your State Pension amount is based on your own National Insurance record. Find out how much you could get today.
Find out about your options if you decide that you don’t want to stop working when you reach State Pension age.
Whatever size business you work for, even if it’s just you and your boss, you may benefit from a workplace pension.
You can get free, impartial advice on your pension from the government service Pension Wise. Book your free appointment today.
How to appeal if you're excluded, removed or suspended from a register to work with or care for children or vulnerable adults. Read more
Information about the entitlements the government provides to coal miners that worked for British Coal, and their widows. Read more
Terms of reference for the board, which helps the Lord Chancellor to manage and govern the judicial pension schemes. Read more
Terms of reference for the board, which provides advice to the Lord Chancellor on possible changes to the Judicial Pension Scheme 2015. Read more
Preston factors (earnings and interest factors) are provided for employers. Read more