Don't know if this is in elsewhere but I'm glad to see the High Court review of the way the government implemented and speeded up denial of State pensions to women born in the 1950s.
I've always supported having the same retirement age as men, but when I was in my 20s and 30s, all the talk was of making it 63 for both, but that didn't happen.
People slightly older than me had their pension age raised fairly slowly, but former chancellor George Osborne accelerated the rises on top of the insult that many of us didn't get any notification or were given the wrong age for receiving the State Pension.
Getting an accurate forecast is not as easy as they bill it and I have been told the wrong age twice within the past 2 years. I've also got a dispute between HMRC and the DSS about which of them should keep my last year's national insurance contribution and the result is they have it but nobody knows where it is.
Mainly, I'd like to know what the government has been doing with this saving of £40,000/£50,000 per head so far because they are being very quiet about it while many of us are struggling to keep things going while the goalposts are shifted.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48520176
Anger management!!! Help needed.