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Major changes to the state pension from next year will impact millions of Brits.

And research suggests a large proportion of the population aren't aware the change is happening.

Everyone who is currently 64 or under will not be able to claim their state pension until they turn 67.

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The UK's pension age is shifting from 66 to 67 between next year and 2028.

Millions of people in their 50s and early 60s will have to wait longer than planned before they can claim their pension, and may need to keep working.

They will lose out on a year's worth of being paid the state pension.

The gradual change over the next three years means some people

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