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Massive changes to the UK state pension will begin in 2026, impacting millions of households.

From next year, the pension age will begin shifting upwards from 66 to 67.

It means people below a certain age will have to wait another year before they can claim their pension.

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And it may mean they need to keep working for longer than hoped.

The state pension age will gradually begin rising from 2026, with the rise to 67 to be complete two years later.

It means everyone born after March 6, 1961 (currently aged up to 64) will not get their state pension until they are 67.

This impact millions of Brits currently in their 50s and earl

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