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Date: 2010-07-13 01:58:43
Financial economics
Employment compensation
Finance
Pension
Personal finance
Economics
Indexation
Financial services
Pensions in the United Kingdom
Investment

Pension amounts in FY 2009 ○On January 30, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications announced that the annual average increase of the national consumer price index (general index including fresh food) in FY

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