The state pension is paid to women at 60 and men at 65 and is based on National Insurance (NI) contributions.
The full basic state pension is worth £82.05 for a single person and £131.20 for a couple from 6 April 2005.
Many women lack enough contributions to benefit from the current pensions system. Only 46% receive the full state pension.
The Liberal Democrats want a citizens' pension, based on residency, rather than contributions.
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