SPA would hit 71 by 2050 without triple-lock reform, says pensions minister

Opponents of triple-lock reform would have to either raise the state pension age to 71 or opt for means testing to match the projected £50bn in savings for 2050, pensions minster Torsten Bell has claimed. Speaking at the Pensions UK conference in Liverpool today (15
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