1 in 4 Irish adults would accept a €60 reduction in their state pension for earlier access at age 60, reveals a Royal London Ireland survey.

1 in 4 Irish adults would accept a €60 reduction in their state pension to receive it six years earlier, at 60, according to a Royal London Ireland survey. The findings highlight the importance of flexibility for today's workforce, with half of respondents content with the current state pension age of 66. The trend of preferring earlier access to the state pension is most prominent among those aged 35-44.