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Charity for Civil Servants supports current, former and retired civil servants through tough times in their lives. From mental health struggles and financial assistance to relationship issues, getting through grief,
Keep up to date with the news affecting our members in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Charity for Civil Servants supports current, former and retired civil servants through tough times in their lives. From mental health struggles and financial assistance to relationship issues, getting through grief,

As temperatures rise, it is important to take a few simple steps to stay safe and comfortable in hot weather. Those in later life can be more affected by heat,

We’ve heard a lot about the problems affecting Civil Service Pensions since the move to Capita – long waits on the phone, growing backlogs and thousands of emails still unopened

At least 15 million people across the UK are not saving enough for retirement, according to a new interim report from the Pensions Commission, which warns of a growing financial

No one wants to spend their retirement worrying about tax — but understanding how it works can make a real difference to your finances. Whether you’ve recently retired or are

Our recent webinar looked at the ongoing issues affecting members of the Civil Service Pension Scheme and the support available to those impacted. During the session, we discussed the challenges

Dementia Action Week (18–24 May 2026) is an opportunity to raise awareness of dementia, the UK’s biggest killer and to better understand the condition and its impact. Dementia is not

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Former council employees are set to receive their pension payments through a US-based cryptocurrency firm, following the acquisition of one of the UK’s largest retirement services providers. Bullish, a crypto

Sir Tony Blair has called for the state pension to be abolished because it is “outdated, rigid and increasingly unaffordable”. In a new report, the Tony Blair Institute (TBI) urged