The "lunacy" of the euro and its "inevitable" end may improve the funding position of UK pension schemes, economist Roger Nightingale has said.
Workers approaching retirement could be hit by significantly weaker annuity rates as the eurozone's economy enters a technical recession, an adviser group has warned.
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European shares have opened lower for the third consecutive day after Japan led Asian indices lower overnight.
The euro hit a four-month high today against the US dollar after German lawmakers said the country can now approve Europe's rescue fund.
European markets rose in early trading as investors awaited a meeting on Greece's future and possible anti-crisis action from policymakers.
A solution to the European debt crisis will not be enough to turn around global economic performance, at least for the next few years, according to a report by thinktank the Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR).
The UK could leave the European Union by this autumn should the eurozone debt crisis intensify further, it has been suggested in a study by Japanese bank Nomura.