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Martin Lewis questioned Rachel Reeves about everything from the state pension to cash ISAs - and revealed he had secured a special commitment from the Chancellor

Martin Lewis has issued a key state pension update during his Budget special on Thursday, 27 November.

The MoneySavingExpert founder grilled Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of his budget explainer special on ITV this evening

The triple lock was introduced by the Conservative Party and Liberal Democrats coalition government in 2010.

Despite insisting that the triple lock should remain, Reeves has announced other policies that bring its demise closer

The Budget has sparked fresh questions over the future of the triple lock policy.

Personal finance experts advise taking a small £100 initial withdrawal when first accessing your pension to avoid emergency tax codes and unnecessary tax bills from HMRC

The Chancellor confirmed a 4.8% rise in the State Pension from April 2026 - lifting the full new State Pension to £12,548

The Chancellor confirmed a 4.8% rise in the State Pension from April 2026 - lifting the full new State Pension to £12,548

The Chancellor has confirmed a 4.8% rise in the State Pension with experts warning those on the full rate will breach the tax threshold soon

State pension payments will rise by 4.8 per cent

Rachel Reeves has announced a limit on how much people can pension before tax, but what does the Budget mean for those already claiming pensions?

Rachel Reeves has announced a limit on how much people can pension pot before it incurs tax, but what does today's budget mean for those who are already claiming their pensions?

Pensioners who started claiming before April 2016 can receive an extra £1,006 per year through increases to state pension and Pension Credit

Vote in our poll on whether the state pension triple lock policy should be axed

State Pension payments will rise 4.8% from April 2026 under the triple lock, with the full new State Pension increasing to £241.30 per week

Britons living in countries like Spain and Italy could end up working until their late 70s