Women expect to get a quarter less than men in retirement

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Woman anticipate receiving a retirement income that is almost a quarter less than the amount men expect to get, according to Friends Life research.

The survey of 2,000 adults showed female respondents thought they would receive an average of £17,097 a year in retirement, compared to £21,195 for male respondents. Women thought they would nee...

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