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Young people could swap a year's state pension for £12,500 cash to get on property ladder under new proposal
A new proposal suggests young people could exchange a year's state pension for £12,500 to assist in purchasing property. The initiative aims to help them enter the property market by offering a lump sum payment in return for delayed pension benefits.
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