Archive for November 2nd, 2011
Occupational pension payments ‘fall to level not seen since 1950s’
The number of people putting money into an occupational pension scheme for their retirement has fallen to a level not seen since the mid-1950s, research from Think Money has indicated. The research, based on figures released by the Office for …
Pension poverty faces many women over 40
With the majority of men taking out ‘single life annuity’ many women without their own pension pot will be left with nothing should their partner die. Close to one
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Private equity major KKR mulls merger of Saks and Neiman Marcus
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LexisNexis acquires two publishing businesses from Thompson Media
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Lloyds to sell wealth manager St James’ Place to meet capital requirements
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UK retail sales in April down due to rising prices and poor weather
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Telecom Italia considers divesting mobile phone unit — report
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