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One in three ‘could struggle to achieve minimum living standards in retirement’

Around one in three (35%) people could struggle to make ends meet in retirement, according to a report. The average man is on track to receive £19,000 a year in retirement income per year, compared with £12,000 for the average woman, the report ...

28 Jun 2023 at 00:01

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One in three people ‘feel financially worse off than a year ago’

A third (34%) of people surveyed in September reported being financially worse off than 12 months earlier. Just over a quarter (27%) have seen an improvement in their financial position in the last 12 months, while two-fifths (39%) said their ...

14 Oct 2024 at 10:39

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39% of people ‘not on track to afford even a minimum lifestyle when they retire’

Nearly two in five (39%) people are at risk of being unable to cover even their basic needs in retirement, according to a report from Scottish Widows. The projected outcome has worsened compared with 2023, when just over a third (35%) of ...

07 May 2025 at 00:01

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