Minister vows ‘right decision’ will be made on future of State pension age
Pensions Commission recommends gradual increase in qualification age to 68 over 17 years
Cliff Taylor: Young people being fleeced on housing. Let's not do the same on pensions
It now looks like they will be stuck with the cost of baby-boomer pensions
‘We should think of the next generation’: More readers share views on pension age
Mixed views on whether qualifying age for State pension should rise beyond 66
State pension system is unsustainable, says Heather Humphreys
Pensions Commission argues age for eligibility should rise to 68 years by 2039
What does the row about the State pension age mean for your finances?
Smart Money: There is a lot more is at stake than when you might retire
Share your views: Should the State pension age rise?
Government considering reports on future of payment and whether threshold should change
Donohoe says decision on State pension age could be made by March
Taoiseach says there are no ‘easy choices’ and any solutions must be ‘fiscally sound’
State Pension age should remain at 66, Oireachtas committee recommends
TDs and Senators reject key findings of Pensions Commission report
Merits of replacing LPT with broader site value tax to be considered
Government’s Commission on Taxation and Welfare launches three-month process
Irish pensions system at risk, new study says
Hike in State pension, gender gap and failure to address core issues all threaten system
Will 15 years working in Ireland get us a full State pension?
Q&A: Immigrant couple looking to start their own business after working in the US
Pensions report offers easy wins and tough choices
Cantillon: Reluctance persists on autoenrolling workers into private pension schemes
Pension pathway fraught with political risk
Government must address competing priorities on hot potato of old-age payment
People living longer should not be viewed as ‘problem’, says pensions chairwoman
Josephine Feehily says retirement age should go to 68, but more gradually
Employees will be able to work until State pension age under new proposal
Report also recommends allowing people to defer their pension until the age of 70
Time to take stock of your retirement plans
How will our new way of working affect your pension plans?
Official Ireland getting jittery on pensions
Pensions will break the Irish economy if someone doesn’t grasp the nettle of reform
Former watchdog expresses concern pensions have become ‘political football’
Paul Kenny raises questions about Sinn Féin proposals for changing pensions regime
SF would target PRSI and ‘gold-plated’ pensions to return qualification age to 65
McDonald says retirement at 65 ‘mark of a progressive and a civilised society’
Donohoe says budget promises on tax relief and social welfare ‘affordable’
Minister warns that increasing PRSI rate for self-employed could damage efforts to get people back to work
Donohoe against PRSI hike to resolve State pension age problem
Fine Gael fails to outline policy on changes to fund the delay in increasing qualification age
Varadkar says recovery will allow reduction in number on middle incomes paying top tax rate
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan to use party’s think-in to outline his vision for the future of rail services
Plans to proceed with raising State pension age meet stiff resistance
Pensions Commission set to recommend retirement age should not increase until 2028
Report examining qualifying age for State pension delayed
Promises on issue became a key election debate with planned rise to 67 deferred by Coalition
Auto-enrolment is ‘obvious answer’ to ‘huge’ pension problem
Chartered Accountants Ireland look for increase in private pensions to cope with funding challenges
State pension liabilities rising 10% a year, CSO study finds
Figures published as Pensions Commission examines viability of current system
State pension ‘not a given’ for young workers – Chartered Accountants
Argument over state pension age avoid bigger threat to retirement income
We continue to ignore massive pensions elephant in the room
The national debt is likely to go up by more than €40 billion within next two years
The Irish Times view on pensions: hard decisions must be faced
To make the pension system affordable, changes are needed as the population ages
Forced retirement in private sector faces Pension Commission review
Former Revenue chairwoman Josephine Feehily will head review on state pension age and related issues
Budget 2021: Disappointment as State pension is not increased
Dubliner Don Johnson (68) says older people are also concerned at rise in heating bills
State pension age will not rise in January, Minister confirms
Budget 2021: Pensions Commission will be established and would consider eventual report ‘in due course’
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