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UK State Pension Rise

15 Sep
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The full, flat-rate state pension is expected to rise by £488 a year in April, based on the latest official earnings figure released on Tuesday.

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"The chancellor will set out further details on how that commitment will be delivered at the Budget."

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 15 Sepwording from BBC

'The government has said people in receipt of state pension income only above the personal allowance will not have to pay income tax on the benefit, although details on exactly how this will work remain thin on the ground.'

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 15 Sepwording from Daily Mail

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Confusion for poorest pensioners as minister claims they WON'T be dragged into income tax when state payments rise 3.9% in April... but refuses to give more details Daily Mail

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  1. 15 Sep

    As a reader politely reminds me, that figure refers to the New State Pension, which is currently £241.30 a week, and now expected to rise by 3.9% next year to around £250.70.

    4 outlets · The Guardian

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