
- The full UK state pension will rise by £489 to £13,036 a year from next April.
- The 3.9 per cent increase is determined by average wage growth under the triple lock rule following recent inflation data.
- The rise will push the full state pension above the current £12,570 personal income tax threshold for the first time.
- Pensioners receiving additional income from private pensions, work, or savings may face higher tax liabilities.
- Industry experts have called on the government to clarify future state pension policy and potential increases to the state pension age.
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