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200 10$aLive long and prosper $ehow to understand, build and protect your pension /$fPaul Lewis
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327   $aCOVER; TITLEPAGE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABOUT THE AUTHOR; CHAPTER ONE: START HERE; CHAPTER TWO: MYTHS AND LEGENDS; CHAPTER THREE: LIVE LONG AND PROSPER? The real causes of the pensions crisis; CHAPTER FOUR: STATE SUPREMACY: Will the State provide?; CHAPTER FIVE: PENSIONS AT WORK: Making your boss fork out; CHAPTER SIX: YOUR OWN LITTLE POT: The 80s dream; CHAPTER SEVEN: HOW MUCH CAN I SAVE? - What a difference A-Day makes; CHAPTER EIGHT: DEBT AND HOUSES: And other fun stuff; CHAPTER NINE: THE LONGEST HOLIDAY: 20 years' unpaid leave
327   $aCHAPTER TEN: HELP! I'M LOST - Going out on a limb without losing an arm and a legCHAPTER ELEVEN: BITS AT THE BACK - And on the Net!; INDEX
330   $aA guide to the pensions minefield that provides the information you need to plan now and avoid worry in the future. This book includes extensive FAQs, comprehensive and authoritative advice on where to get your pension and how to assess its quality, and help on what to do if you've been given bad advice.
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