Over 50s must re-engage with retirement plans

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Women aged over 50 must re-engage with their pension planning as just 38% are saving adequately for retirement, Scottish Widows warns.

The life and pensions firm said the female 50 plus age group had been hit hardest in the decline in pension savings - and over all there had been a dramatic drop in retirement saving since last yea...

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