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4 October 2022

3231 GB adults surveyed

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The triple lock on pensions means the government guarantees that pensions payments will rise by whatever is highest – earnings, inflation, or 2.5%. Do you think the triple lock for all pensioners should or should not be maintained at the current time?

Conducted 4 October 2022

YouGov surveyed 3231 GB adults

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The triple lock on pensions means the government guarantees that pensions payments will rise by whatever is highest – earnings, inflation, or 2.5%. Do you think the triple lock for all pensioners should or should not be maintained at the current time?

Conducted 4 October 2022

YouGov surveyed 3231 GB adults

By:
40%
24%
8%
3%
26%

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