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A major state pension change will be happening next year impacting millions of households.

From 2026, the state pension age will begin rising from 66 to 67.

This means many Brits will not be able to claim their state pension at 66 as they are forced to wait longer.

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It's the first increase to the state pension age in years so may take some adjusting to.

It will also result in some people having to keep working for longer.

Everyone born after March 6, 1961 (currently aged up to 64) will not get their state pension until they are 67.

Others will not be able to claim until a few months after their 66th birthday due to th

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