The UK State Pension age will start to rise from 66 to 67 on 6 April 2026. This gradual increase will impact people born ...

Policy specialists have debated significant changes to the state pension with MPs. The update comes as the eligibility rules ...

From the start of April, the state pension age will start rising from 66, reaching 67 in early 2028. This upcoming change was announced in 2011 and legislated in 2014, in response to higher life ...

The DWP has already confirmed that the State Pension age will increase from 2026, rising from the current age of 66 to 67.

The state pension age is set to rise this year, meaning millions of workers will have to wait longer for retirement. Increasing from 66 to 67, an individual’s exact date of birth will affect when they ...

The State Pension age will increase from 66 to 67 for people born in certain years between April 2026 and 2028.

The age at which retirees can claim their pension benefits from the state is set to begin going up from April 2026. This ...

People born between two dates are to be the first for the change, the Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed ...

Older people in the UK are being urged to check when they will qualify for the state pension as changes to the retirement age take effect.

The state pension age is officially rising from 66 to 67 starting this April, but the precise timing of who will be affected by the adjustment depends on your individual date of birth. The age at ...

Mixed-age couples face this issue when one of them is over the state pension age, but the other is yet to reach 66.