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3 Oct 19
Campaigners have lost a High Court challenge on Westminster’s decision to raise the state pension age for women from 60 to 65, which could have cost the government £215bn.
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19 Aug 19
The age at which people become eligible for a state pension should go up to 70 by 2028 and 75 by 2035, a think-tank has urged.
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13 Dec 16
Ending the triple lock on state pension increases will only lead to small savings for government and would not end the pressure for above-inflation increases, pensions consultants Hymans Robertson...
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7 Nov 16
The state pension triple lock will increasingly skew the economy in favour of older people against the young and should be scrapped, the work and pensions select committee has said.
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11 Jan 16
There is widespread confusion over the impact of the government’s state pension reforms as information produced on the changes has been confusing and sometimes contradictory, a report by the work and...
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1 Dec 15
UK pension reforms may well fall down in practice unless the economy and employment levels stay strong, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has warned.
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21 Oct 15
The triple lock on state pensions needs to end as it will become “prohibitively expensive”, Institute of Fiscal Studies director Paul Johnson has argued.
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25 Apr 14
Annuities reform was the big ticket item in the chancellor’s ‘makers, doers and savers’ Budget, but at what cost to the public purse? PF talks to pensions minister Steve Webb about...
3 Oct 19Campaigners have lost a High Court challenge on Westminster’s decision to raise the state pension age for women from 60 to 65, which could have cost the government £215bn.
19 Aug 19The age at which people become eligible for a state pension should go up to 70 by 2028 and 75 by 2035, a think-tank has urged.
7 Nov 16The state pension triple lock will increasingly skew the economy in favour of older people against the young and should be scrapped, the work and pensions select committee has said.
21 Oct 15The triple lock on state pensions needs to end as it will become “prohibitively expensive”, Institute of Fiscal Studies director Paul Johnson has argued.
25 Apr 14Annuities reform was the big ticket item in the chancellor’s ‘makers, doers and savers’ Budget, but at what cost to the public purse? PF talks to pensions minister Steve Webb about...
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