What the UK’s financial crisis means for your pension
Pension funds have been affected by the turmoil in gilt markets, but individual savers shouldn’t be too worried.
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Emma Haslett
Emma Haslett is associate editor, business, at the New Statesman. She has written on topics including the energy crisis and recession, and interviews business leaders.
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