Research and analysis

New State Pension: impact on an individual鈥檚 pension entitlement 鈥� longer term effects

The report details the longer term effects the new State Pension will have on an individual鈥檚 pension entitlement.

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Department for Work and Pensions
Published
14 January 2016

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This report provides analysis on the effects of the new State Pension on an individual鈥檚 pension entitlement, including the impact on specific groups.

The analysis is consistent with the new State Pension start rate of 拢155.65 a week (announced in the 2015 Autumn Statement), latest economic assumptions and the .

The new State Pension was previously called the single-tier pension.

The single-tier pension: a simple foundation for saving 鈥� sets out the government鈥檚 plans for introducing the new State Pension

Single-tier pension impact analysis July 2014

New State Pension: impact on an individual鈥檚 pension entitlement during the first 15 years

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