Savers step back from property to fund retirement

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People saving for retirement are losing faith in property as a means to supplement their pensions, a study by the Association of British Insurers shows.

The ABI survey found 34% saw property as the best long-term investment, a drop of a third since last quarter when the figure was 49%. Savings accounts, equity and national savings have increased in...

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