Will the 政府 raise 明言する／公表する 年金 age to 68 sooner than planned - and what should those about to retire do about it? This is Money podcast

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Those 老年の between 43 and 54 may have been 関心d by rumours this week that the 政府 is planning to 増加する the 明言する／公表する 年金 age to 68 much sooner than planned.?

公式に, the rise to 68 is 始める，決める to happen between 2044 and 2046, but 大臣s 恐らく want to bring 今後 the change to 2035 with the 政策 存在 floated for 傾向 in the March 予算.?

It comes as 警告s have been sounded that those retiring in 未来 １０年間s 世代s will 直面する a gap between the income that 年金 貯金 and the 明言する／公表する 年金 will 供給する, and what they need to live even a 穏健な 退職.?

This is Money's 年金s and 投資 editor, Tanya Jefferies, 副 editor Helen Crane and host Georgie 霜 discuss how likely this is to 現実に happen - and what 年金 savers could do to 準備する for it.?

We also look at mortgage 率s which, having gone from かつてない lows to 予期しない highs in the last year and a half, could now be 辛勝する／優位ing 負かす／撃墜する past the 4 per cent 示す.?

Why have a raft of high street 貸す人s 削減（する） their 率s in 最近の days, and will they 簡単に 引き上げ（る） them 支援する up again if the Bank of England decides to 増加する the base 率 again next week??

And what should borrowers in the unenviable position of needing to remortgage at the moment be factoring in when they make their 決定／判定勝ち（する）??

Another group 始める，決める to be 衝撃d by next week's base 率 決定／判定勝ち（する） are savers. With NS&I having 増加するd the 利益／興味 率 on its ever-popular 賞与金 社債s from 1 per cent to 3.15 per cent in the space of a year, is that now the best place to keep your 雨の day 基金?

EToro's Sam North also lets us know why next week is going to be a big one for the 投資 market.??

Helen gives us the lowdown on which companies are doing 権利 by their 顧客s, and which are not.

Once renowned for its tip 最高の，を越す service (解放する／自由な coffee, anyone?) John 吊りくさび has taken a 乱打するing in Money Mail's 木造の spoon awards - but it also placed high on a separate 調査する of the 会社／堅いs that 顧客s liked best. So what is going on??

Finally, we dish out some advice on how to 位置／汚点／見つけ出す 取引s in charity shops, haggle 負かす／撃墜する prices at car boot sales and then make money selling things on.