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UK individuals show little enthusiasm for saving
The percentage of pay allocated to savings remains stagnant
Fund managers see private equity opportunities
Private equity companies buy out distressed companies at a discount.
Annuity rates fall to record lows
Annuity rates have fallen by 45 per cent over a 15-year period
Professionals rely on inherited money to survive
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The Supreme Court ruling on bank charges was a welcome moment of sanity in a dispute characterised by hypocrisy – and a vindication of financial responsibility
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I am deferring my retirement and returning to running money – because I have become increasingly convinced by the investment opportunities available in China today
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Monday 30 November, 2009:Dubai may or may not be in deep, deep trouble but the sudden collapse in prices for say Qatar debt I think may present a compelling opportunity
