From Tuesday, 6 October, you will need to be at least 66 before you can start claiming your state state pension. It's the latest move to push back when you are able to get your hands on the money, following a string of rises over the past 10 years.
In some cases, it means women are waiting as much as 6 years longer to claim than they originally thought. Pete Glancy, head of policy at Scottish Widows, said: "As people live longer, it's clear many will also have to work for longer. "The increase to the state pension age provides a timely reminder to everyone to check your pension pots and ask yourself whether the savings you've built up are enough for the kind of life you want in retirement." The state pension age will not stop rising at 66 -
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