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- The Office for Budget Responsibility says the state pension age could rise to 68 by 2037-39, earlier than the 2044-46 schedule.
- Experts warn that millions of workers under 40 may have to work until age 70 to receive a pension.
- Current pension spending equals £150 billion, about 5 % of GDP.
- Abolishing the triple-lock could cut projected 2076 pension spending from 9 % to around 7 % of GDP.
