State pensioners 'not entitled' to payments and warned 'it's a benefit'
Sir Edward Troup, who was appointed by chancellor Rachel Reeves in April, has called for wealthy pensioners to be forced to "give up” their full state pension.
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State pensioners 'not entitled' to payments and warned 'it's a benefit'
Tamworth Herald
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