Chancellor Rishi Sunak says triple lock is safe despite record recession
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said the pensions triple lock will remain in place for now, despite the UK facing the worst recession on record.
Speaking on LBC radio on Tuesday morning (6 October) Sunak confirmed the triple lock, the safeguarding mechanism which ensures the state pension does not lose value because of inflation, would not be removed...
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