Full new state pension set to top £13,000 next year under the triple lock guarantee
Summary
The full new state pension is set to top £13,000 under the triple lock guarantee, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported on Wednesday 21 October, the state pension being on course to increase next year in line with wages, which emerged after inflation figures were published that day. Someone on the full new state pension is on course to receive £250.70 per week, according to the Manchester Evening News.
Latest: The state pension is on course to increase next year in line with wages under the triple lock, the full new state pension being set to top £13,000, it emerged after inflation figures were published, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported, the Manchester Evening News putting it at £250.70 per week.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 21 October
The state pension is on course to increase next year in line with wages under the triple lock, the full new state pension being set to top £13,000, it emerged after inflation figures were published, The Independent and the Evening Standard reported, the Manchester Evening News putting it at £250.70 per week.
- 04:02Manchester Evening NewsFull new state pension set to give pensioners £13k boost under triple lock guarantee
- 03:30Evening StandardFull new state pension set to top £13,000 under triple lock guarantee
- 03:28The IndependentFull new state pension set to top £13,000 under triple lock guarantee