Will the government increase the State Pension age again?
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It’s possible. The latest Government State Pension age review is looking at whether the existing timetable is appropriate. Earlier reviews have suggested bringing the increase to 68 forward, but no decision has been made yet. Any change would need new legislation to pass through Parliament.
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