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Abrdn survey identifies pensioners’ fears of retirement

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Published on: 17 February 2022
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Law360, London: Abrdn plc has sponsored a market study, which found that most British pensioners do not seek professional advice as they approach retirement and almost half worry about running out of money later in life.

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