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Millions face pensions hardship
Wednesday 13th of October 2004
The Pensions Commission said a mix of higher taxes, more saving and a higher average retirement age was needed to solve the UK's pensions crisis.
If taxes, savings or retirement ages were not increased, pensioners would suffer a 30% decline in relative incomes, the report said.
The Commission is due to set out specific recommendations next year.
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If taxes, savings or retirement ages were not increased, pensioners would suffer a 30% decline in relative incomes, the report said.
The Commission is due to set out specific recommendations next year.
Read More - Opens in a new window
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