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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Labour Party Government's second Autumn Budget today, confirming how State Pensioners' payments will be impacted in the next financial year.

Across the UK, State Pensioners will given a £241 weekly payment from April 2026, with payments rising by 4.8 per cent.

This is due to the government's Triple Lock pledge being confirmed at the Budget, with the Chancellor also confirming the policy will remain in place for the duration of this Parliament.

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The 4.8 per cent increase means that pensioners who receive the full new State Pension will get £241.30 per week from next April.

This is up from the current rate, which sits at £230.25.

Annually, the new rate equates to a maximum

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