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Martin Lewis has issued an update for State Pensioners following last week's Autumn Budget.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves last week froze the lowest income tax threshold, which stands at £12,570.

This has sparked concerns that if the triple lock remains in place, State Pensions pass over that threshold in 2027.

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On The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, one viewer, Kevin, said: “Following on from your show on Thursday I have been trying to find out if a pensioner who receives the State Pension and their other income is all tax free (ie from ISA’s or Premium Bonds or under the savings allowance), will they have to pay more tax?”

Martin replied: “It's a really interesting question. So look, ISAs are not taxable

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