State pension age increases are forcing Britons to "work longer" but many Britons are in "danger" when it comes to saving for retirement, a new study from the University of Bath has warned. Research, ...

New data reveals its annual cost could soar to £15.5billion by 2030, which three times higher than initial projections.

The state pension age may have to increase by as much as eight years if steps aren't taken by the government to cut pension ...

Increases to the state pension age are planned from 2028 but the IFS is urging the government to implement a new benefit for ...

HOUSEHOLDS face working for several years longer unless the pension triple lock is scrapped, according to a new report. The ...

The cost of the state pension triple lock is set to be three times' higher by the end of the decade than original estimated, ...

There is a six-year gap until the next suite of increases kick in. The state pension age rises to 67 from 2026. And after a review carried out by the government in 2017, it was decided that the state ...

State pension age increases to 66 Other increases will see qualifying age rise to 68 over the next decade and a half Juggling numbers: By 2055, there will be just 2.3 people working to fund the ...

But the state pension age does not remain static, and further increases are already planned. Under the government's current schedule, the state pension age is set to rise to 67 between May 2026 ...

The state pension increases every year according to the triple lock, which means whichever is the highest of earnings growth, the inflation rate or 2.5 per cent.

The triple lock has raised state pension spending by around £11bn a year compared with what spending would be if pensions had risen in line with either prices or earnings since 2010.