Are retirees required to file the Income Tax? See how the declaration works
Retirees and pensioners in Brazil may be required to file their 2026 Income Tax declaration, particularly those with taxable income exceeding R$ 35,584.
Martin Lewis warning to state pensioners over '6 year' rule - 'do the maths'
Martin Lewis cautioned state pensioners about changes to National Insurance contributions that could affect their pension boosts starting April 2025.
Payment date of Anses: the payment schedule for this Friday, March 20
The National Social Security Administration of Argentina continues its payment schedule for March, disbursing funds to retirees, pensioners, and beneficiaries of social allowances.
Athens: Gatherings of pensioners at Syntagma and march towards Maximos
Pensioner organizations held a gathering at Syntagma Square in Athens, followed by a march to the Prime Minister's office, advocating for higher pensions and better care services.
The deadline to contest undue INSS discounts ends this Friday (20); see how to do it
Retirees and pensioners of INSS have until this Friday to contest unauthorized association discounts from their benefits and apply for reimbursements.
Retirees have the right to an extra exemption from the Income Tax in 2026; see rules and amounts
Retirees and pensioners in Brazil will receive an additional exemption from the Income Tax starting from the month they turn 65, with specific rules and amounts set for 2026.
Fraud at INSS: Retirees and pensioners can contest undue discounts until this Friday
Retirees and pensioners in Brazil have until Friday to contest undue discounts linked to fraud at the National Institute of Social Security (INSS).
Government advances 13th salary from INSS to April and May; see calendar
The Brazilian government has announced the early payment of the 13th salary to INSS retirees and pensioners for the months of April and May.
Federal Government Advances 13th Payment for Retirees and Pensioners from INSS
The Brazilian federal government has announced that it will advance the 13th salary payment for retirees and pensioners of the INSS, distributing it in two installments.
Rēzekne's pensioners' social services center will not be handed over to a private company
The social care center for pensioners in Rēzekne will remain public, continuing to provide services to its residents despite rising costs.
How much is a UK passport - fees explained for adults, children and pensioners
UK passport fees are set to increase by 8%, impacting adults, children, and pensioners, with implementation expected by April 8.
CPI of INSS approves invitations for testimonies from Campos Neto and GalÃpolo
The CPI of INSS has approved requests to hear testimonies from the current president of the Central Bank, Gabriel GalÃpolo, and former president Roberto Campos Neto regarding concerns over irregularities in loans to retirees and pensioners.
Pensioners could be claiming little-known disability benefit without diagnosis
Pensioners might be eligible for Attendance Allowance, a little-known benefit that assists those with long-term health conditions, even without an official diagnosis.
These pensioners to receive £11 weekly boost from April
The UK Department for Work and Pensions will increase the state pension by £11 per week starting April 6, 2024.
Rein Sikk: Caution, pensioners, free bus rides may end in fines
Rein Sikk discusses the complexities and challenges that pensioners face in accessing information about their discounts and benefits.
Survey Reveals Startling Information About Pensioners
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of pensioners in Finland feel they are viewed as a burden to society and have negative perceptions about aging.
Controls on pensions abroad begin; here’s what you need to know: risks, deadlines, and updates
The Italian social security agency INPS is starting comprehensive checks on Italian pensioners living abroad, set to begin on March 20.
Millions of pensioners face tax bill this year - five ways to lower it
Over 8.7 million pensioners in the UK are facing tax obligations this year due to frozen tax thresholds, with experts suggesting ways to reduce tax liabilities.
HMRC confirms new state pension tax rules will apply 'over this Parliament'
HMRC has announced new tax rules for the state pension which will ensure that pensioners relying solely on their pension income do not incur small tax liabilities.
INSS starts payment of March benefits; see calendar
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Brazil begins disbursing payments for March benefits starting from Wednesday, March 25.
Frauds at INSS: Association Linked to Deputy Sued by Elderly Woman Who Became President Without Knowing
The Federal Police in Brazil initiated an operation against federal deputy Maria Gorete Pereira after uncovering illegal deductions by the National Association of Retirees and Pensioners (Aapen), whose president, Francisca da Silva de Souza, was deceived into her role.
Major Change in EPFO, Claim Settlement Now Easier Within Three Days
The EPFO has introduced significant changes that streamline the claim settlement process for employees and pensioners in the private sector, promoting faster, easier, and more transparent services.
Rachel Reeves confirms pensioners to benefit from £300 discounts schemes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a new support scheme that will provide pensioners with discounts to help alleviate the rising cost of living.
ZUS announces an important change. It concerns one of the most popular applications
The Polish Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) has introduced an electronic version of the popular application ERPO, benefitting hundreds of thousands of retirees and pensioners.
Accord Party gubernatorial candidate promises improved development in Ekiti
Opeyemi Falegan, the Accord Party's candidate for the 2026 Ekiti State governorship election, has pledged to enhance development and the welfare of citizens if elected.
INSS suspends payroll loans from C6 after improper charges
The INSS has halted all new payroll loans from C6 Bank following the discovery of improper charges to retirees and pensioners.
State Pension could rise by £400 if inflation stays high
Millions of pensioners in the UK could see their state pension increase by nearly £400 next year due to high inflation rates.
RED Model 2026: Possible Extension until March 30
The deadline for submitting the RED Model 2026 has passed, but an extension until March 30 might be granted.
Pensioners should check TV licence rules as fee rising to £180 in April
The TV licence fee in the UK is set to rise to £180 in April, prompting pensioners to verify if they need to pay this fee or may qualify for exemptions such as free licenses for those claiming Pension Credit.
Deadline to contest unauthorized INSS deductions ends this Friday (20); see how it works
Retirees and pensioners in Brazil have until March 20 to contest unauthorized association deductions from their National Social Security Institute (INSS) benefits.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says 'we are committed' over state pension tax changes
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced changes regarding state pension taxation, affirming a commitment to protect low-income pensioners from tax liabilities starting in 2027.
Deadline to join the agreement for illegal INSS discounts ends this Friday (20)
The deadline for pensioners to join the agreement for the refund of illegal INSS discounts ends this Friday.
OVERVIEW: When do pensioners file tax returns
The article provides an overview of the tax filing requirements for pensioners in Czechia.
"As if we were just an expense" - Pensioners speak out about proposed cuts
Pensioners in Finland express their deep concerns and feelings of disrespect regarding proposed cuts to their pensions, emphasizing their contributions to society.
BBC expert warns some pensioners to opt out of Winter Fuel Payment from April 1 or pay back double
A BBC expert has warned that pensioners earning over £35,000 should consider opting out of the Winter Fuel Payment starting April 1 to avoid repaying double due to tax changes.
Mamata's Trump Card Ahead of Bengal Elections, Announces Payment of Due DA, Know When It Will Start
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has announced the payment of pending dearness allowance to state employees and pensioners, starting from March 2026, as a strategic move ahead of the assembly elections.
Biess granted $857 million in loans in January and February 2026
During the first two months of 2026, the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute's Bank (Biess) allocated more funds in loans to affiliates and retirees compared to the same period in 2025.
BBC expert warns 'millions getting HMRC letter in April' and 'will have to pay back £300'
A BBC expert warns that millions of older households may need to repay their Winter Fuel Payment, with letters from HMRC expected to arrive in April.
Inflation shock could lead to unexpected State Pension boost
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East may drive inflation higher, resulting in an increase in State Pension payments for UK pensioners under the Government's triple lock guarantee.
Pensioners on Attendance Allowance or PIP may be due extra £344 every month from April
Pensioners receiving Attendance Allowance or PIP could see an increase of £344 in their monthly benefits starting in April due to adjustments in Pension Credit rates.
Anses: when do I receive my March pension if my ID ends in 9
The National Social Security Administration (Anses) has announced the payment schedule for March for retirees and pensioners with ID numbers ending in 9.
470,000 women pensioners missing out on DWP benefit worth average £2,600 a year
Research reveals that 470,000 eligible female pensioners in the UK are not claiming a crucial benefit that could average up to £2,600 annually, exacerbating issues of poverty among older women.
Renting pensioners feel 'deserted' by state government amid housing crisis
WA pensioner Bill Turner faces potential homelessness as he and many others struggle with the severe housing crisis in Western Australia.
Study: Pensioners Are More Carefree about Finances Compared to Others
A recent study shows that Estonian pensioners experience less financial stress compared to other demographics, despite often having lower incomes.
Anses: when do I collect my March pension if my DNI ends in 7
The article outlines the payment schedule for March pensioners in Argentina, specifically for those whose national ID number ends in 7.
Three mistakes preventing pensioners from getting over £4,000 support
Many pensioners in the UK are missing out on crucial financial support due to misconceptions about eligibility for Pension Credit, according to a report.
"Euthanasia pill in the mouth and to the crematorium" – deep despair erupts in the pension discussion
Many pensioners in Finland report facing financial difficulties and express anxiety over proposed pension cuts, with a significant majority feeling their dignity is at risk.
State Pensioners exempt from new savings rule if born before certain date
State pensioners will not be subject to a new cash ISA savings limit announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, provided they were born before a specified date.
Pensioners told the exact amount their payments will rise in weeks
Pensioners in the UK are set to see their state pension payments increase by 4.8% on April 6, 2026, in accordance with the Triple Lock guarantee.
State pensioners born before 1962 exempt from new cash ISA rule
State pensioners born before 1962 are exempt from a new cash ISA rule that reduces the tax-free savings limit for individuals under 65.