Millions of people in the UK could see their retirements delayed as ministers consider raising the state pension age again.
Currently, the state pension age is 66. People on the full basic state pension receive £141.85 each week and typically need 30 years to receive the payments, reports the Daily Express. But, the age is set to increase to 67 between 2026 and 2028
People can find out the earliest age they can claim the state pension using a tool on the Government website.
