MILLIONS of Brits are at risk of having to work until they are 68 before they can claim the state pension under new ...

A review is currently under way on whether to bring forward the change from 2044-2046, but the Government might have already ...

It has been suggested that the state pension age could rise to 68 faster than expected, with many already working for longer.

The move would mean that five million people would have to work an extra year before becoming eligible for their state ...

People are being urged to check their State Pension age after the long-planned increase from 66 to 67 started last month. The phased rise over the next two years means people born in the early 1960s ...

The phased increase in the state pension age, from 66 to 67, has started. New pensioners born after 6 April 1960 will be impacted in monthly increments. This means that people born between that date ...

Millions of people face working for an extra year to claim their state pension under plans to bring forward a rise in the ...

The Office for Budget Responsibility suggests the state pension age may increase faster than expected. Here is what you need to know.

Older people receiving the State Pension may also qualify for extra financial support, discounts and help with everyday ...

Around five million people could have to work for an extra year before claiming their state pension under plans to raise the pension age earlier than scheduled.