The UK state pension notoriously pays a meagre income that barely covers the basic cost of living in retirement.
Even those who receive the full £11,500 a year face a shortfall of almost £3,000 on what is required for a ‘minimum’ standard of living, according to pension industry guidelines.
But are British pensioners really any worse off than their counterparts in Europe and around the world?
And just how generous are state pension schemes in other countries?
With the help