"The best performing pension could produce more than three times more pension income than the worst performing one. The really bad news is that your pension fund is more likely to be amongst the bad than the good" The Observer
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It’s hard enough for many people earning enough money to pay today’s bills even before they set aside some savings for retirement. However, someone retiring at, say, 65 years of age can expect to have 20 to 25 years in retirement. State Pensions will help, but not by much. Providing extra retirement income is not painless, but not providing for retirement will probably lead to much misery later in life. How much should you commit to your retirement years?
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