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Jessie Hewitson

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As seen in: MSN, MSN Australia, MSN India, MSN Malaysia, MSN New Zealand, MSN Philippines, MSN UK, Daily Mail, MSN South Africa, Sunday People and
Contributing Money editor and financial agony aunt, @theipaper. Author of ADHD, How to Raise a Happy ADHD Child & Autism, How to Raise a Happy Autistic Child
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Workers with full-time jobs and tiny pensions

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By Jessie Hewitson
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‘I can't afford to retire': The workers with full-time jobs and tiny pensions

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By Jessie Hewitson
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Jessie Hewitson Fewer than one in 10 working people are on course for a comfortable retirement , according to the latest Retirement Living Standards from trade body Pensions UK. The cost of that comfortable retirement – defined as enough to eat out weekly, take a two-week Mediterranean holiday each year and replace your car every five years – has risen 35 per cent in four years. Back in 2022, it was £33,600 a year; now it's £45,400 a year.
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‘I can't afford to retire': The workers with full-time jobs and tiny pensions

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By Jessie Hewitson
| MSN UK Verified
Fewer than one in 10 working people are on course for a comfortable retirement , according to the latest Retirement Living Standards from trade body Pensions UK. The cost of that comfortable retirement – defined as enough to eat out weekly, take a two-week Mediterranean holiday each year and replace your car every five years – has risen 35 per cent in four years. Back in 2022, it was £33,600 a year; now it's £45,400 a year.
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