state pension

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There is growing public support for lowering the UK state pension age to 60, amid government confirmation of planned increases in state pension age for some born during certain.

Thousands of people back calls for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to lower the state pension age to 60, stirring public debate. This movement comes as the government confirms plans to increase the state pension age for individuals born during specific years, effectively delaying pension eligibility. Parliamentary reports also discuss benefit boosts for people aged 66, reflecting ongoing discussions about pension age reforms and social support for older workers and retirees.