Under the changes, anyone born after 1968 will have a statutory retirement age of 64. Monthly state pensions are worth roughly £1,261 (€1,500), according to data from Almond Financial.

Money is tight though. Speaking to The i Paper, he said: “The only document I have from the Department for Work and Pensions in the UK states that my UK state pension is £159.63 per week.

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