Nigel Farage warns State Pension age 'will have to rise' faster than expected - Birmingham Live
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 22 – An official review may accelerate the State Pension age rise to 68 by the mid-2030s, affecting millions and increasing pension costs to nearly 8% of GDP, experts say.
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State pension age rise to 68 in the 2030s 'on the cards' as thousands risk losing a year's income
The state pension age could rise to 68 by the mid-2030s, affecting millions of people currently in their early 50s. Experts are warning that those born in the early 1970s may lose a full year of income unless they work longer or rely on private savings.Rachel Vahey, head of public policy at AJ Bell, said: "There is an increase to age 68 pencilled in for 2046, but a faster increase is definitely on the cards."She added: "Bringing forward the incr…
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