How inflation crisis has added over 14pc to pension pots for thousands of public servants
Runaway inflation has seen these retirement arrangements boosted by 14.2pc in two years
Almost 200,000 public servants have seen their pension boosted by the surge in inflation. Photo: Getty Images
Charlie Weston
Hundreds of thousands of public servants are gaining from the surge in inflation.
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