Millions could 'lose £15,000' if govt scraps pension dashboard
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Some 10 million people in the UK stand to retire with £15,000 less if the government scraps the pension dashboard, according to research by campaign group 38 Degrees.
The campaign group calculated the £15,000 figure by looking at government data that suggested there will be 49.6 million dormant pension pots worth £757bn by 2050. Dividing £757bn by 49.6 million gives...
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