Economics
Briton Eyeing Property Punches Air as Pension Limits Axed
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Christine Reid punched the air when she heard Britain plans to tear up the limits on what people can do with their pension savings. Instead of relying on a “paltry” income, she can now invest in property.
The biggest shakeup of the pensions industry in almost a century, announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne in his budget last week, has thrown open the options available to Reid and millions of other Britons approaching retirement.