All news on the topic: Retirement age

Andy Murray was forced to retire from his second-round match at the Queen's Club Championships against Jordan Thompson and it remains to be seen when he will return

The House of Commons Library research shows over 2,000 dentists left the NHS in 2022/23, up from 1,516 in 2018/19 - a further 3,532 dentists are nearing retirement age in England and in some areas this is as many as one in three dentists

The state pension is a regular payment made by the UK Government to people who have reached the eligible retirement age and have made National Insurance contributions

Annette Aldridge, 55, from Epping, Essex, was told she would need to have all her teeth removed after going to the dentist with a loose tooth - and has since lost two stone

If you are a long way off retirement, it's hard to picture what the financial landscape will be like when you finally finish working - but many of us may need a lot more in our pension pot than we realise

Carole Cooper is one of millions of women born in the 1950s who the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman says is owed an average of £50,000 in lost state pensions

The average mortgage term for first-time buyers has increased, according to new research

Tony Smith, 57, and his wife Doris, 50, left their home in the Isle of Wight to spend their later years in Hurghada, a beach resort town in Egypt, and they say they're now 'living the dream'

Waspi women were born in the 1950s and say they were not properly informed by the Government that their state pension age would increase by over five years

Debbie Nuttall, Lancashire, scooped a whopping £61million jackpot in the EuroMillions last month with her husband Richard - her father said he was left 'dumbfounded' by the news

Not investing, not buying a house sooner, and not making and sticking to a budget, are other things they wish they had done differently

The state pension is a regular payment from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and currently most people claim it when they reach the state pension age of 66 years

Reddit user Calm_Cat_4289 shared in a subreddit that her old, retired neighbours have constantly made complaints about her home over the smallest things - one resident was furious over a single sheet of paper that was on Cat's yard

The new Retirement Living Standards index shows how much money you need in later life to cover basic expenses, as well as luxuries - with the cost of living adding to expectations

And as a result, many feel anxious, confused, or overwhelmed when it comes to retirement planning - with more than half considering it to be a minefield

The iconic chart topping singer shocked fans on Wednesday morning when she announced her upcoming Champaign For Lulu tour will be her last - and shared her unbelievable age

One of the main indexes used to judge how much money you need in retirement is the Retirement Living Standards which is calculated by the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association

As a Mirror poll shows the majority (71%) of Brits support Esther Rantzen’s call for legalising assisted dying, one British woman told the Mirror how not being given the choice is making her life a misery.

The current state pension age - the earliest age you can start claiming the state pension - is 66, but that will rise to 67 between 2026 and 2028 and to 68 by 2046

Retired dad-of-two Mike says ditching Starbucks, new gadgets, and tips abroad could be the secret to saving money and enabling early retirement. He was on a mission to retire at a young age and was able to ditch work in his early 20s

Research by Oldest in Britain shows that where you live can have an impact on how long you live and pinpoints exactly where residents can expect to live the longest

The ex-Leicester and Sale fly-half, 33, is helping the Robins with their goalkicking prowess but also hopes to offer other insights from the 15-man code as he spends time with them on his day off from Doncaster Knights head coach role

Older Brits are ditching big and busy cities like London and Manchester in favour of more peaceful coastal retreats such as Scarborough, Norfolk Broads, and parts of Lincolnshire, data shows

People were defined as being on a middle income if they had a personal income of between £25,000 to £44,999 a year

Four in ten Brits would describe themselves as savvy savers - although a further 57% admit they struggle to find the motivation to start putting money aside