Round up - January 28
Civil servants will spend one third of life in retirement; Thousands stuck in property funds as Standard halts exits; Friends to demerge holding in F&C; Standard Life confident about year ahead; Pensioners cost of living increasing four times the official rate
Civil servants will spend one third of life in retirement The Times Britain's army of public servants can expect to spend a third of their lives in gilt-edged retirement, according to the latest report...
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