The state pension age could change with a review set to be published in early 2023, the chancellor confirmed.
Discussing the upcoming financial changes for people living in the UK, Jeremy Hunt said today (November 17) that the national Living Wage will increase. This means that the amount you get paid per hour will go from £9.50 for over-23s to £10.42 from April next year.
In addition to the change in hourly pay rates, Hunt also announced that certain means-tested benefits and pensions will rise in line with inflation rates, also set to come into force next year.