Property News · October 13, 2016

State pension: people who start working at 16 could get early access


Official report into future of state pension raises myriad options ahead of final recommendations amid improvements in longevity People who start work at 16 and pay national insurance all their working life could be allowed to take their state pension at an earlier age than those who go to university, according to an official report into the future of the state pension.Sixty-year-olds could also be given early access to a reduced state pension, picking up £120 a week rather than the £155.65 currently awarded to 65-year-olds, according to an interim report by John Cridland, the former director general of the CBI, who was appointed to act as the independent reviewer of the state pension. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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