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Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak throws weight behind bid to overturn controversial Labour policy
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What should happen is that pension credit boundaries are raised to cover more pensioners as those at the bottom of the state pension pot are still poor, this can be more than funded by dropping triple lock. I still want to see the top 10% of pensioners who qualify for higher rate income tax see their state pension dropped ASAP., another sizable chunk of money.
The good thing about pension credit is that it looks at all aspects of your finances, so it should spot and exclude those who don't actually need the money who are at the threshold of state pension.