StatusClosed
Opened26 Nov 2024
Closes26 May 2025
Government responseResponded
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones✓ 10,000
We want the Government to make the State Pension available from the age of 60 and increase this to equal 48 hours a week at the National Living Wage.
Hence from April 2024, a universal State Pension should be £549.12 per week or about £28,554.24 per year as a right to all including expatriates, age 60 and above. We think that Government policy seems intent on the State Pension being a benefit, while increasing the age of entitlement. We want reforms so the State Pension is available from age 60, and linked to the National Living Wage.
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Government response
The Government has no plans to make State Pension available from the age of 60 or to increase State Pension to equal 48 hours of work a week at the National Living Wage.
Constituency engagement ranking
1Sir Mark Tami MP
Alyn and Deeside2Richard Tice MP
Boston and Skegness3Jo White MP
Bassetlaw4Gill German MP
Clwyd North5Rachel Gilmour MP
Tiverton and Minehead6Victoria Atkins MP
Louth and Horncastle7Becky Gittins MP
Clwyd East8Lorraine Beavers MP
Blackpool North and Fleetwood9Dame Nia Griffith MP
Llanelli10Ian Lavery MP
Blyth and Ashington