If the state pension had increased by just inflation, pensioners would be hundreds of pounds worse off, analysis shows
Those receiving the full new state pension will get £11,502 a year, and those on the basic state pension will reach £8,814 are set to be better off by more than £800 from April due to the triple lock, a new analysis shows.
If it were linked to inflation alone, the basic state pension would be £7,826 and the full new state pension would be £10,673. Dean Butler, mnaging director for Retail at Standard Life, said: “Pensioners are set to see a healthy boost to their incomes next month as the state pension amount passes £11,000 for many for the first time.
Alice Guy, head of pensions and savings at interactive investor, said: “The triple lock was introduced in 2010 to lift millions pensioners out of poverty after a long period where the state pension increases lagged far behind wages.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Everton fan taunted Liverpool supporters over Heysal disasterThe electrician ended up in court and was fined over £800.
Read more »
Get £800 off this Asus RTX 4080 gaming laptop in the Amazon Spring SaleDion has wanted to be a video games journalist ever since he first saw copies of GamesMaster and Official PlayStation Magazine in his local newsagent as a kid and realised there was a job that combined his two biggest passions - gaming and writing.
Read more »
Woman's £800 petty revenge on noisy neighbour who screams at kidsA woman has shared the petty revenge she got on her noisy neighbour who screams at her kids every day - and people are loving her solution to the problem
Read more »
North West workers will be £800 better off from this monthThe change comes into effect from April 6
Read more »
Weekly tarot horoscope reading for April 1 to April 7, 2024Get ready for a new week.
Read more »
Weekly tarot horoscope reading for April 1 to April 7, 2024Get ready for a new week.
Read more »