Early retirees 'feel most comfortable' but lose £3,400 every year, finds research
Those retiring early are worse off each year compared to those retiring at the state pension age, but are the most comfortable when it comes to their financial situation, according to Prudential.
Nearly two thirds (60%) of those ceasing work this year will be doing so around 57, well before their expected state pension age or their company's retirement date, the insurer's Class of 2018 research...
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TPR's long-term funding approach 'will put extra financial pressure' on scheme sponsors
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Two-thirds 'sleepwalking' into retirement and will run out of pension in their 80s
Older savers are at risk of running out of their defined contribution (DC) pension savings with a third of their retirement still ahead, according to research by The People’s Pension and State Street Global Advisors.
