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Millions of UK pensioners receive State Pension each year and it increases in line with one of three rules each year

Under the Department for Work and Pensions, or DWP, Triple Lock policy, State Pensions increase each year.

An online petition calls on the DWP and Labour Party government to make the State Pension available from the age of 60.

The government increases the State Pension rates at the start of every new tax year in April and the amount it goes up by is determined by one of three factors - known as the 'triple lock'

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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Triple Lock cost has raised questions about the long-term viability of the state pension.

HMRC, the tax authority working under the Labour Party government, is sending out £300 tax bills to Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) state pensioners this winter.

Industry experts have issued a number of proposals to stop future retirees from plunging into financial difficulty.

The State Pension increases every year, but not all pensioners are paid at the same rates.

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Families could be blocked from claiming money owed from underpayment errors

PIP, UC and state pension payment dates in November should remain unchanged due to a lack of bank holidays, but a few new benefit schemes are reopening this month

The new state pension will be boosted to £241.30 a week

A new online petition is calling for the UK Government to ‘abolish’ the Basic State Pension and move everyone to the New State Pension.

The dad-of-two said looking after his two adult children, who have severe autism and Down syndrome, would cost the state £300,000 a year if he couldn't do so.