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Labour could consider handing more cash to those who defer state pension in bid to get Britons working longer

Daily Mail Money · 20 October 2026 at 16:36

Labour could consider handing more cash to those who defer state pension in bid to get Britons working longer

Some people choose to delay taking their state pension in exchange for higher payments later in retirement - but the uplift is not as generous as in the past.

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Labour could consider handing more cash to those who defer state pension in bid to get Britons working longer

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Full state pension will rise by nearly £500 next April under the triple lock