Baby Boomer savers with defined benefit (DB) pensions were able to derive more from their pension towards their retirement income than those with defined contribution (DC) pensions, according to a new report by Dunstan Thomas.
The report, Exploring Baby Boomers' Lengthening Journeys to Full Retirement, published today (21 July) carried out a survey of 1,272 Baby Boomers (savers born between 1946 and 1964) to find out wha...
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