'Sneaky' pension change could cost families £7,000 a year
Change to rules on ‘mixed age’ couples
“People who may be affected deserve to know about this change and not have it sneaked out on a day when ministers were no doubt hoping everyone's attention was directed somewhere else" - Royal London's Steve Webb
Changes to pension credit rules "sneaked out" by the government could cost families as much as £7,000 each year, according to former pensions minister Steve Webb.
An announcement by the government published late on Monday (14 January) evening revealed couples of different ages will face different rights to pension credits from 15 May 2019. From that point, so-called...
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