Half of Brits back pension triple lock pledge
But 16% believe the UK government should move to a ‘double lock’ model
Pension Triple Lock
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UK chancellor canvasses MPs on triple lock suspension
A strong hint that the Conservative party could soon abandon manifesto pledge to pensioners
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Industry sceptical of potential pensions triple lock suspension
‘To erode a system which is already behind many other first world nations may be short-sighted’
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Is suspending the pensions triple lock the answer?
UK chancellor hints at pausing the policy for the next financial year
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Could UK Treasury ‘fudge’ data on pension triple lock rises?
As inflation and earnings growth exceed estimates leaving government with a ‘multi-billion-pound bill’
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Pension increases protected for Brits in the EU
Brexit deal secures upratings for UK citizens in the Union and for those looking to relocate
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Pensions triple-lock set to stay for the time being
As UK government to pass ‘technical bill’ to keep manifesto promise
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£15bn boost if UK scraps pensions triple-lock, says think tank
Current system ‘is simply not an option’, with earnings smoothing mechanism mooted
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Should Brits scramble to use tax allowances as budget looms?
Nobody knows when the axe will fall, but it’s expected to come down hard
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Pensions triple lock may not be out for the count just yet
Change in calculations could see the policy stay for the benefit of UK pensioners
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Scrapping pensions triple lock ‘unacceptable’, Brits say
Chancellor faces backlash over measures to ease coronavirus economic fallout
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Pensions ‘triple lock’ edges closer to precipice
Implications of coronavirus outbreak would make the UK policy unaffordable