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Rise in minimum pension age

The earliest age you can take your pension is going up to 57.  

In April 2028, the government is increasing the minimum age that people can start taking their pension benefits from age 55 to 57. If you were born after April 1973, this means you’ll have to wait until you reach 57 before you can take your benefits. If you’ll be 55 before April 2028 and have already started planning for early retirement, you may need to adjust your plans. You can review and update your target retirement age at any time using Manage Your Account

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