UK confirms delay in lifting of state pension age to 68
The UK government has confirmed it will not bring forward a rise in the state pension age to 68, saying a review of the policy will be delayed until after the next general election. The state pension is at present 66 for men and women, rising to 67 from 2026. It had been due to gradually rise to 68 from 2037, under plans first announced by ministers in 2017. But Mel Stride, work and pensions secretary, told MPs on Thursday that...
