Britain's pensioners 'may face difficulties' by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 14/03/07

The future of Britain's pension scheme could create to encounter problems, despite pending in sixth place in a report comparing the 25 European nations, Aon consultancy has warnedBritain was found to prop up the league bench in terms of state pension in relation to average wage, stress a disparity affecting pensioners once they retireSpeaking to the Guardian, leader actuary at Aon Donald Duval explained that in the prospect he expects to see more people captivating advantage of personal pensions rather than state ones and he also forecast greater spending by European governments on pensions as populations begin to eraMr Duval said: "Countries similar to the UK, with a tradition of strong funded pensions through corporate defined advantage schemes, will see their position pending under pressure as companies withdraw from these schemes because of their high cost and the unfavourable narrow environment

"The account ranked Britain as third in relation to affordability and sustainability behind Estonia and Latvia, underlining the thrifty pension system

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