State pensioners are set to benefit from new Income Tax Personal Allowance rules (Image: SimpleImages via Getty Images)

State pensioners are set to benefit from new Income Tax Personal Allowance rules that will exempt them from paying tax on their state pension income until at least 2028.

There has been widespread speculation that state pensioners will begin receiving tax bills on their state pension income from 2027, due to the Triple Lock increases pushing state pension payouts higher. This, combined with freezes on Personal Allowance thresholds since 2021, has seen new state pensioners in particular nudged ever closer to the £12,570 threshold for owing tax on their DWP benefit.

In the upcoming financial year, new state pensioners with a full National Insurance record would be j

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