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Labour leader Andy Burnham will suggest reviewing the pension triple lock in his speech on Tuesday. The review is aimed at funding his plans for an NHS-style social care system that would be free for users. A change to the triple lock could save between £15 billion and £22 billion by 2030, or be means-tested.
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