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Today’s pre-retirees face a tough retirement reality and will need to do their homework to live well in retirement.

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Pension warning as Britons risk £115,000 shortfall - how to 'bridge gap' for retirement | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Pension warning as Britons risk £115,000 shortfall - how to 'bridge gap' for retirement | Personal Finance | Finance

With the state pension age set to increase to 67, Britons will have to save even more for retirement than their parents did, highlighting the importance of early retirement planning.

Pension: Britons fall short by £115,000 of what is needed for retirement | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Pension: Britons fall short by £115,000 of what is needed for retirement | Personal Finance | Finance

Britons could be facing a retirement deficit of more than £100,000 if looking at their pension in a blow for later life dreams.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140417:11:24:00

Welcome back. time for news by the numbers. first up, 43%. that's the drop in deportation cases we prosecuted over the past five years. one reason? the obama administration is bringing fewer to court. next, 12 years. that's how much the former city manager of bell, california will serve in prison for paying himself $1.5 million a year. he nearly bankrupted the city in the process. finally, $100 million. that's how much money union leaders in detroit want from the feds to make up for the city's retirement shortfall. the money was supposed to go to struggling homeowners. elisabeth? >> thanks. we...