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Special How British Muslims’ retirement funds rest on a knife edge

How British Muslims’ retirement funds rest on a knife edge

  • Equity-heavy retirement funds mean market shocks pose massive financial risk to older Muslims in UK
  • ‘Are Muslim consumers missing out by not having more options? Yes,’ expert tells Arab News 
By Christopher Hamill-Stewart ·
French ‘Spiderman’ stages protest climb against pension reform

French ‘Spiderman’ stages protest climb against pension reform

By AFP ·
Special Retired Lebanese soldiers in tense standoff with army during benefit cuts protest

Retired Lebanese soldiers in tense standoff with army during benefit cuts protest

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Lebanese army veterans block highways to protest budget cuts

Lebanese army veterans block highways to protest budget cuts

By Reuters ·
More than half of world’s wealthy expect to live to 100 -survey

More than half of world’s wealthy expect to live to 100 -survey

By Reuters ·

Between poverty and slow growth, Russia's economic future unsure

By Arab News ·

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