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Pension withdrawal age will increase to 57 in 2028, Martin Lewis notes — Private pension withdrawal age to rise soon

Martin Lewis, founder and finance commentator at MoneySavingExpert, addresses changes to private pension rules. He explains that from 6 April 2028, the normal age to access money from a private pension will rise from 55 to 57.

Lewis outlines what this means for individuals who plan to withdraw funds at 55 or 56 before the new rule takes effect, and highlights that understanding the general rule is important for retirement planning.

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Lewis has previously addressed pension topics, noting ways people may reclaim part of £87 billion in unclaimed pensions and savings in the UK in a recent article. In a separate update, he discussed consumer concerns about a 13 percent increase to the UK energy price cap taking effect from July 1. The commentator continues to focus on practical impacts for individuals amid changes to financial regulations.

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