Government faces calls to cut State Pension age to 65

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive

Campaigners are calling for the State Pension age to be reduced to 65 for all.

The Government will respond to calls for the State Pension age to be reduced to 65 for all workers. Campaigners backing the proposal contend that lowering the retirement age would benefit older workers and simultaneously create employment opportunities for younger people by freeing up positions in the workforce.

No further details about the nature of the campaign, timeline for the Government's response, or the current State Pension age arrangements were provided in the available reports.

Government faces calls to cut State Pension age to 65 — Image: York Press

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Government faces call to cut DWP State Pension age to 65 for everyoneYork Press · 2 Oct, 10:41
Government faces call to cut DWP State Pension age to 65 for everyoneGazette & Herald (Malton) · 2 Oct, 10:41

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