Govt confirms plans to raise private pension access to 57
Legislated for “in due course”
The government has confirmed plans to raise the age individuals are allowed to access their private pensions from the current age 55 to 57 by 2028.
In a written question to the Treasury, Labour MP for East Ham Stephen Timms asked what plans the government has to increase the minimum age at which people can access their private pension under the tax...
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