article_snippet.sent: People who have never been divorced can expect a retirement income 13% higher than a colleague .
article_snippet.sent: People who have never been divorced can expect a retirement income 13 per cent higher than a colleague who has been through a divorce.
article_snippet.sent: It means an extra £2,100 a year – £17,800 rather than £15,700 – to anyone who has kept their marriage intact, or who has never married, according to the survey for Prudential.
article_snippet.sent: Researchers said that nearly one in five divorced people will retire on incomes of less that £9,500 –
article_snippet.sent: By comparison, only 13 per cent of people who are not divorced will be below the line, yesterday’s report said.
article_snippet.sent: Unfortunately divorce is most likely among those aged 40 to 44,
highlights_snippet.sent: People who have never been divorced can expect an extra £2,100 a year .
  