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.

From next year, the pension age will begin shifting upwards from 66 to 67. It means people below a certain age will have to ...

Raising the state pension age to 70 is a "necessary" proposal to tackling Britain's retirement crisis as the triple lock ...

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

Speculation over the pension reforms that may feature in the upcoming Budget has continued to grow, with industry experts urging the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, to adopt a balanced approach to any chan ...

An ongoing review of the pension age in the UK must recognise Scotland’s demographics, the country’s Social Justice Secretary has said. A regular review of the State Pension age was opened earlier ...

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

I'm confused over what is going on with the state pension and tax once it goes through the tax-free personal allowance.

Millions of older people in receipt of the New or Basic State Pension will see payments rise by 4.8 per cent from April 6 ...