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State Pension Facing Major Change in Shake-up of Retirement Rules
- The UK Government has initiated a comprehensive examination of the State Pension system aimed at updating retirement policies and payment structures.
- This review follows concerns that the triple-lock guarantee, which raises pensions annually by wages, inflation, or 2.5%, may be unsustainable.
- The review will examine the relationship between the state pension, private savings, pension age eligibility, and aims to ensure financial sustainability.
- Experts note over 11 million people joined workplace pensions since 2012, but many savers still may not save enough for retirement as the pension nears the personal allowance threshold.
- The review could significantly reshape pension policy, possibly altering pension ages and payments, and it requires clear government communication to provide savers certainty.
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State Pension's future under review amid major retirement shake-up - The Mirror
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