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State Pension Age Rising and What It Means | Leeds News

State Pension Age Rising and What It Means | Leeds News

Published 3 weeks ago
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State pension age is creeping up—here’s what you need to know: the government’s raising it from 66 to 67 between 2026–2028, then to 68 by 2044–2046. That means you’ll pay National Insurance longer if you’re still working past your new qualifying age. Even if you’re collecting your pension, you can keep working—no restrictions there. But the key change? You stop paying NI later than before. Plan ahead, check the dates, and use HMRC’s online hub to stay on top of your retirement finances.

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