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Ten numbers you need to know if you’re planning your retirement

Pension planning is less straightforward than it used to be — data can help when uncertainties abound

“Most people spend more time planning their holidays than they do planning their retirements,” says Ben Kumar, an expert in behavioural finance at wealth manager 7IM.

No wonder. The aim is straightforward: to have enough money to live on comfortably in retirement. But planning to achieve that aim is hard. The unknowns we have to wrestle with are so large.

And they have grown. Previously, most Britons with private pension savings retired on a fixed income. This would be a pension from a defined benefit scheme or an annuity bought with a personal pension pot.

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