Minimum pension age to hit 57 under government plans
Up from 55
Minimum pension age to hit 57 under government plans
The minimum pension age is set to increase to 57 under plans unveiled in a government consultation on Thursday (11 February).
At present, people aged 55 can access their retirement funds but the age limit is likely to increase by two years under plans laid out by the Treasury. The Treasury consultation said the government...
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