UK - Assets of £14,000 or more are needed to purchase an annuity that generates a higher income than a full state pension for a man aged 65, the government claims.
The equivalent figure for a woman is £17,000. Both figures assume a combination of the basic state pension with the income received from an annuity contrasted with the minimum income guarantee, ...
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