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The UK State Pension age is rising from 66 to 67 between 2026 and 2028. Find out who is affected and how much you could get.
Your state pension age is the earliest age you can start claiming your state pension - it is currently set at 66, but a new ...
HOUSEHOLDS face working for several years longer unless the pension triple lock is scrapped, according to a new report. The ...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently confirmed that thousands of pensioners could be owed money.
The planned change to the official age of retirement has been in legislation since 2014 with a further State Pension age rise ...
The state pension Triple Lock system must be replaced with a new 4-point guarantee system, the government has been told.
The IFS is recommending sweeping changes to private and state pensions to create a system 'fit for the next generation', ...
HUNDREDS of thousands of state pensioners are set to be stung with a tax bill for the first time. Fresh data from HMRC shows ...
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‘I qualify for a full state pension – why has the DWP cut it by £150 a month?’ - MSNYour state pension. You reached state pension age under the old system in November 2011 and thanks to your own National Insurance record received a full basic state pension (£169.50 per week ...
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MoneyWeek on MSN420,000 more pensioners to be dragged into paying income tax – how does tax on the state pension work?Hundreds of thousands more pensioners will need to pay tax on their pension income at the end of this tax year, new HMRC data ...
The full new state pension is currently worth £203.85 per week, but will increase to £221.20 from April 2024 based on the government's controversial triple lock calculations.
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