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Brits born after March 1961 will not be able to claim their state pension until they are 67.

It's part of a huge change to raise the pension age from its current level of 66.

The process will begin next year and will be fully in place by 2028.

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It means million of Brits currently in their 50s and early 60s will have to wait longer before they can claim their pension.

The changes impact everyone who is currently 64 or younger.

The gradual change over the next three years means some people will have to wait a few months after their 66th birthday.

It's one of the biggest changes to the UK pension system in years.

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