Changing state pension age does not tackle wider retirement concerns, SPP warns

Savings, adequacy, low income, earnings

The SPP warns that relying solely on raising the state pension age implies that it could increase to 75 or beyond in the coming decades, which would “present significant political and social difficulties and would fundamentally alter retirement expectations”.

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