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Government to Exempt Sole State‑Pensioners from Income Tax as HMRC Prepares Legislation

Implementation will come through HMRC legislation with administrative changes to stop unnecessary Self Assessment.

HMRC Confirms £1 Cliff Edge on State Pension Tax Exemption

Tony Blair Institute Calls for End to Pension Triple Lock and a New ‘Lifespan Fund’

UK State Pension Rises 4.8% as Pension Age Starts Climbing to 67

UK State Pension Age Starts Rising to 67 in April

UK State Pension Age Rise Begins April 6 in Phased Rollout to 67

UK Pension Squeeze Deepens as Healthy Life Expectancy Falls and Age Rise Begins in April

UK Confirms 4.8% State Pension Rise From April 6, 2026 as Age Increase to 67 Begins

Petition to Double Pensioners’ Tax-Free Allowance Tops 100,000, Secures Commons Debate

UK State Pension Age To Rise To 67 From April 2026 In Phased Rollout

UK Confirms April Pension and Benefit Increases as Pressure Grows Over WASPI Redress and Eligibility Gaps

Government Confirms No Tax Next Year for State Pension-Only Recipients as Treasury Rejects £20,000 Allowance Push

State Pension to Rise 4.8% From April 2026 as Pension Age Begins Move to 67

Government Rejects Pension Tax Lock as Auto-Enrolment Thresholds Frozen for 2026/27

State Pension to Rise 4.8% in April 2026 as Ministers Develop Tax Workaround

UK Sets 2026–28 Rise in State Pension Age to 67 as Ministers Review the Timetable

UK State Pension Set for 4.8% Triple Lock Rise From April 2026

UK Confirms State Pension Age Rise to 67 From 2026 as MPs Probe Impact

UK Weighs State Pension Age Changes as Five-Year Payout Plan Emerges and 2026 Uplift Nears

UK Confirms Timetable To Raise State Pension Age To 67 In 2026–2028