DWP defends pension triple lock shake-up against criticism

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 11:42 · Archive

DWP minister Torsten Bell has disputed criticism of proposed state pension changes from April 2030.

The government is proposing changes to the state pension triple lock from April 2030. DWP minister Torsten Bell, described as the policy's 'mastermind', has disputed claims made against the proposals.

Readers are divided on the shake-up, with some calling it a 'brilliant idea' whilst others argue it unfairly targets pensioners. Burnham's proposed changes have sparked debate amongst the public over whether the reform is necessary or amounts to picking on older people.

DWP defends pension triple lock shake-up against criticism — Image: Huddersfield Examiner

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DWP state pension triple lock 'mastermind' says people are 'wrong' over 2 thingsHuddersfield Examiner · 5 Oct, 11:08
‘Brilliant idea’ or ‘picking on pensioners’: YEP readers react to Andy Burnham's triple lock pension shake-upYorkshire Evening Post · 4 Oct, 11:49

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