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The biggest winners from the triple lock change might not be pensioners at all. From 2030… — @antonia_investing

Posted Oct 2, 2026 (over two weeks ago)158s14,173 views

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14,173
Likes
271
Comments
65
Shares
42
Saves
78
Engagement
2.67%
Duration
158s
Posted
Oct 2, 2026

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@antonia_investing's TikTok video "The biggest winners from the triple lock change might not be pensioners at all. From 2030, the state pension would stop rising with wages, with the savings going towards free personal care. If your parents have a home or savings to protect, more of it could stay in the family. If they don't, you take the same pension hit without that upside. Personal care would be covered, but care home accommodation wouldn't, so this isn't the end of selling homes to pay for care. Do you think this deal is fair, or does it favour families who already have something to pass on? Sources: BBC, Andy Burnham conference announcement, September 2026; HMRC inheritance tax statistics 2023/24; GOV.UK adult social care charging rules; Scottish Government free personal care" has 14,173 views, 271 likes, 65 comments, 42 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 2.67% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 2 minutes 38 seconds. It has been saved 78 times.

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