Do what they used to do; raise pensions in line with inflation. Should't be a problem, we'll have an extra £350m per week to cover it, the amount we are paying to Brussels.
David William Donald Cameron, is a British politician who is at present the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Leader of its Conservative Party, and Member of Parliament for the Oxfordshire constituency of Witney.
Anyway, I think that the stayins will win simply because people don't like drastic changes in the scheme of things. I hope not, even though it doesn't affect me, because Britain is Britain, and not a mere piece in an Alice In Wonderland type jigsaw puzzle.
State Pensions increase each April by whichever is highest in the previous September, annual inflation, average earnings or 2.5% so if inflation is more than 2.5%, pensioners will benefit from it, albeit a few months after the event.
never mind brexit or bremain, the biggest risk to worker's pensions will be the government's sleight of hand in respect of tata steel's pension deficit which, whilst making tata a more attractive buy, will set a very expensive precedent for everyone else.