Nigel Farage's position on the state pension triple lock, as articulated during the 2024 general election campaign, is that it should be maintained and strengthened rather than scrapped. Reform UK committed to guaranteeing the continuation of the triple lock as a vital protection for pensioners. Farage has coupled this commitment with a broader tax policy proposal to raise the personal allowance to £15,000, which he has characterized as creating a 'tax-free triple lock'—meaning pensioners would not face taxation on their state pension income as the triple lock mechanism increases payments. This framing positions the triple lock as a necessary measure to protect pensioner income from erosion by inflation and taxation. The evidence from the 2024 election campaign period indicates Farage viewed the triple lock as a policy to defend and enhance, not reform or eliminate. One model suggested earlier positions (circa 2023) favored scrapping the triple lock as unsustainable, but the more recent and documented 2024 campaign position clearly supports its maintenance.