Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock - Ros Altmann
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    Ros is a leading authority on later life issues, including pensions,
    social care and retirement policy. Numerous major awards have recognised
    her work to demystify finance and make pensions work better for people.
    She was the UK Pensions Minister from 2015 – 16 and is a member
    of the House of Lords where she sits as Baroness Altmann of Tottenham.

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    Ros Altmann

    Ros Altmann

    Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock

    Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock Tomorrow’s earnings data could mean State Pension rises by 8% next year – but that’s not the fault of the triple lock

    Here are some thoughts ahead of tomorrow’s release of ONS earnings figures for the three months to July, which are used for the triple lock and expected to be at least 8%. A review of the triple lock is called for, but the state pension is certainly not ‘unaffordable’! Read my blog.

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