State pension

State pension 'crisis': Retirement age raised despite over 60s 'struggling to make ends meet'

The state pension age is rising from 66 to 67 years old for millions of Britons from this month

State pension update from HMRC as retirees 'become liable' for tax raid

HMRC has issued guidance to state pensioners about their payments, as analysts warn more retirees are at risk of paying more tax

Reform to support state pension triple lock despite 'long-term sustainability' concerns

Under the triple lock, state pension payment rates rise every year in line with either inflation, wage growth, or 2.5 per cent; whichever is highest

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