The UK State Pension, tracked.
Your State Pension age from your date of birth, this year's rates, next year's projection, and a dated register of every change with its official source. No opinions, no jargon.
What is my State Pension age?
Enter your date of birth. Uses the timetable legislated in the Pensions Acts 1995 to 2014 as published by gov.uk.
Latest on the register
- pending28 October 2026
Autumn Budget, 28 October 2026
First Budget under Chancellor John Healey. Watch for: the April 2027 uprating confirmation, any change to the triple lock, and any announcement on the timetable for State Pension age 68.
- pending1 October 2026
April 2027 uprating: 3.9% projected
Average earnings growth for May to July 2026 came in at 3.9%, above the 2.5% floor. Unless September CPI (published 21 October) is higher, the full new State Pension rises from £241.30 to about £250.70 a week in April 2027. Not confirmed until DWP's uprating statement after the Budget on 28 October 2026.
- confirmed6 April 2026
State Pension rose 4.8% on 6 April 2026
Full new State Pension £241.30 a week (was £230.25). Full basic State Pension £184.90 a week (was £176.45). Pension Credit standard minimum guarantee £238.00 single, £363.25 couple. Set by the earnings element of the triple lock.
- legislated6 April 2026
State Pension age started rising from 66 to 67
Under the Pensions Act 2014 the rise is phased in by date of birth. Anyone born 6 April 1960 to 5 March 1961 gets a State Pension age between 66 years 1 month and 66 years 11 months. Anyone born 6 March 1961 or later: 67. The phasing runs until April 2028.
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Facts with sources
Every figure links to the gov.uk page, ONS release or Act of Parliament it comes from, with the date we checked it. If a number on this site and gov.uk ever disagree, gov.uk wins and we fix it.
Confirmed versus projected
We label everything. confirmed means in force or announced by DWP. legislated means on the statute book. pending means expected but not yet confirmed, like the April 2027 rise.
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Most people have more than one workplace pension. The free government Pension Tracing Service finds the contact details. Consolidation services can then bring them into one pot, usually for a fee taken from the pot. Compare charges before moving anything, and never transfer a defined benefit pension without regulated advice.
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