In 2026, the state pension age will increase to 67 from 66. By 2028, this will be fully implemented for men and women. There may even be a further increase from 67 to 68 between 2044 and 2046.

The Government has been recommended to increase the State Pension age amidst the third State Pension Age Review.

People reaching State Pension age can no longer claim these benefits READ MORE: DWP confirms New and Basic State Pension ...

The new rule impacts people born after 1973 and one industry expert said 'that delay could mean postponing life plans' ...

Under the Pensions Act 2014, the timetable for reaching 67 was brought forward by eight years, and the government also ...

More than 25,400 people have signed an online petition proposing the introduction of a new tax code for pensioners.

More than 25,400 people have signed an online petition calling for the introduction of a new tax code specifically for people ...

Any attempt to raise the state pension age is likely to increase unfairness and inequality, a longevity expert has warned. The third state pension age review was discussed at Pensions UK’s annual ...

The NHS has highlighted a range of DWP benefits available to people over State Pension age to help with care costs ...

The UK should look to the Australian system when it comes to pension indexation, according to Jonathan Cribb, deputy director ...

Labour faces mounting pressure from experts, think-tanks and unions over the future of the state pension age, with calls for a rethink of retirement policy as Britain grapples with rising costs and ...