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UK sees growing demand for retirement annuities to bridge pension gap
- Sales of retirement annuities have risen sharply in recent years.
- Fixed-term annuities provide income for a set period, such as five or 10 years, and a lump sum at the end.
- Financial firms are seeing a fresh surge of interest in these products.
- The demand is driven by individuals seeking to bridge the gap between the end of work and the start of their pension.
- Advisers note that the trend reflects a growing need for financial planning during the transition to retirement.
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