Nearly one-in-three women affected by the state pension age changes have fallen into debt in the past six months, a Waspi survey has revealed 🔴 SerinaSandhu1 reports
has already found there was maladministration in the way the Department for Work and Pensions communicated the changes, and it is currently assessing how much the policy affected the women’s lives.
Angela Madden, chair of Waspi said: “Thousands of 50s-born women affected by state pension age changes have lost major opportunities in their lives, whether it be in the workplace or in the family lives. “As the PHSO reviews its investigation into the DWP, it’s vital they take into account the full diversity of women’s experiences and the irreversible lost opportunities they have suffered.”
“The speedy completion of the Ombudsman’s report is vital, alongside a prompt response from the Government on how they will recognise and recompense the injustices that have been caused.”
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