Tell us: are you affected by UK government decision not to compensate Waspi women'?

Campaigners for Waspi women argue that the DWP's failure to notify millions of women about changes to the state pension age has left their retirement security in jeopardy.

Despite Labour's initial promises to compensate affected women, they have now decided that providing financial compensation is not a justifiable use of taxpayer money.

Approximately 3.8 million women from the 1950s generation feel betrayed after receiving insufficient notice about pension rule changes, leading to disrupted retirement plans.

This decision by Labour has ignited discussions about fairness and the government's responsibilities toward women who were inadequately informed about critical changes affecting their pensions.

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