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Monday 05 October 2009 8:00 pm

Trustees expect 26bn deficit

By: admindrupal

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Trustees believe that FTSE 100 companies should record an additional £26bn in pensions liabilities, according to research by Hewitt Associates. It said that most firms base their liabilities calculations on the assumption and that 60 year-old male will live until the age of 86, while trustees of the same firms estimate closer to 88.

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