Pension scheme investments
The government's pensions investment review is seeking to increase investment by pension schemes. Here we look at the policy debate on how defined contribution pension schemes invest.
This briefing paper looks at some of the FAQs constituents raise with their MPs about pensions.
State Pensions 2021: FAQs (851 KB , PDF)
This briefing paper answers FAQs constituents raise with their MPs about State Pensions. It provides some general information in relation to these FAQs and signposts to more detailed sources of information and advice. It covers issues including:
Please note that nothing in this paper should be considered as constituting legal advice. It is not intended to address the specific circumstances of a particular individual. A suitably qualified professional should be consulted if specific advice or information is required.
Information about how to complain about any aspect of the service provided by DWP or the Pension Service is on the Library constituency casework page: Social security complaints. The procedure for seeking to get a benefits decision changed if a person thinks it is wrong, is quite separate – see Challenging benefits decisions.
Other sources of information, guidance and help with individual cases include:
State Pensions 2021: FAQs (851 KB , PDF)
The government's pensions investment review is seeking to increase investment by pension schemes. Here we look at the policy debate on how defined contribution pension schemes invest.
This briefing gives an overview of pensions in the UK, including key data on the new and old state pension and private (occupational and personal) pensions
This briefing outlines the different arrangements for inheriting pension rights in State and private pension schemes.