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Department for Works and Pensions

Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden as the State Pension Age row takes a new turn and Government responds to the campaign
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Government rejects petition calling for lower State Pension age

Prime Minister Andy Burnham as workers have been urged to check their State Pension, National Insurance record and old pension pots ahead of the planned 2030 triple lock change. Prime Minister Andy Burnham as workers have been urged to check their State Pension, National Insurance record and old pension pots ahead of the planned 2030 triple lock change.
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Retiring after 2030? The pension detail millions should check now

Britons planning to retire abroad are being warned their State Pension could be frozen depending on where they live, potentially costing thousands over retirement. Britons planning to retire abroad are being warned their State Pension could be frozen depending on where they live, potentially costing thousands over retirement.
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DWP State Pension warning as some won't get annual increases or Winter Fuel Payments

Prime Minister Andy Burnham (left) with Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey as the state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Prime Minister Andy Burnham (left) with Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey as the state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget.
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Could the state pension triple lock be changed in the Budget?

State Pension, PIP, Universal Credit and other DWP payments due on August 31 will be paid early this week. State Pension, PIP, Universal Credit and other DWP payments due on August 31 will be paid early this week.
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Pensioners given urgent warning over DWP State Pension payments this week

Martin Lewis from Money Saving Expert, who is urging pensioners to check they aren't missing out Martin Lewis from Money Saving Expert, who is urging pensioners to check they aren't missing out
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All the DWP pension age benefits as Martin Lewis warns thousands are missing out

Up to a million pensioners are missing out on a key benefit, say experts Up to a million pensioners are missing out on a key benefit, say experts
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A million pensioners could get a £3800 a year free DWP cash boost

A dog walker braving the wintry conditions in Cullercoates Bay in North Tyneside. Bitterly cold weather is expected to grip the UK over the weekend with some places already seeing as much as 10cm of snow. A dog walker braving the wintry conditions in Cullercoates Bay in North Tyneside. Bitterly cold weather is expected to grip the UK over the weekend with some places already seeing as much as 10cm of snow.
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£25 DWP Cold Weather Payment for thousands of pensioners and families with children

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves poses outside 11 Downing Street, London, with her ministerial red box, before delivering her Budget in the House of Commons, which included a policy which could increase the personal allowance of pensioners Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves poses outside 11 Downing Street, London, with her ministerial red box, before delivering her Budget in the House of Commons, which included a policy which could increase the personal allowance of pensioners
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HMRC income tax personal allowance could rise from £12,570 - but only for pensioners

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