Pensions - or lack of ...

[AnonyMouse_3735]

I wonder how many of us are actually in the same position I am in with a delayed pension.. 6 years in my case.. with no notice or information sent - we are lucky in that my husbands pensions allowed me to stop work and for us to enjoy doing things without the work pressure as well. but many cannot.. I was not informed of any changes until the ages for pension was 66 and then only through media coverage..

I am asking others to be aware of the campaign to have an interim measure for all those who are affected.. revise the way it has been implemented and not just a full cut off for something we have all paid for.. the families seem to get a lot and the other end seem hidden or forgotten .

It is about a fair transition rather than a sudden stop . Thank you for listening.. I dont often get on my soap box, but this really has me riled..

 

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/200088

[AnonyMouse_19920]

same situation as you Inge - state pension from 67 so will need to work until then - maybe going down to part time though.

Makes me so angry as kept quiet.

[AnonyMouse_3735]

Meant to say please sign the petition in the first post... set up by am MP to debate it again..

[AnonyMouse_19762]

Yep - same for me Inge - 66 before I get a bean - missed it being 65 by just thirteen days - cheers Mr Cameron

 

Just as well that I don't want to retire then ::1a

 

Mr S will start to receive his pension next February (at 65) - but I will still be sending him out to work ::1a Did you hear that sound - it was me cracking a whip :lol:

[AnonyMouse_19762]

Forgot to say - yes, have signed the petition :1b

[AnonyMouse_3307]

My pension will be at 67. I will get my teachers pension before that at 60 but it will still mean working I guess.

Cx

[AnonyMouse_19782]

My pension will be at 67. I will get my teachers pension before that at 60 but it will still mean working I guess.

Cx

Would always be nice for it to be your choice to work on though, or not as the case may be.