PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
State Retirement Pensions: Females (18 December 2017)
Question Asked
If he will review the implementation of the new state pension ages for women born in the 1950s; and if he will compensate those affected by that change.
Asked by:
Christine Jardine (Liberal Democrat)
Asked by:
Christine Jardine (Liberal Democrat)
Answer
During the passage of the Pensions Act 2011, the Government made a concession worth more than £1bn that benefited more than a quarter of a million women, and limited the increase in any individual’s pension age to 18 months (when compared with the previous timetables)
Answered by:
Guy Opperman (Conservative)
18 December 2017
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