Over one million or 10% of pensioners are deliberately choosing to live on less income so they can l...
Over one million or 10% of pensioners are deliberately choosing to live on less income so they can leave an inheritance, claims the Prudential. Research conducted on behalf of Prudential indicates that pensioners are restricting their income even though many own their own homes which will eventually be left as an inheritance. Around 34% of the 500 people questioned claim life is financially more difficult when they stop work, says the Pru research, and around one in three people live on £10,000 a year or less. Of course, this is part of a new marketing campaign by Prudential ...
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