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• One in seven still to make their mind up
• Nine out of ten over 50s plan to vote in the Referendum

Saga’s all-inclusive 9-night holiday from £1,699 features 7 game drives and 2 walking safaris

• Retirement kick starts desire for home improvement
• Eight out of ten people have improved their home in retirement
• Most common alterations are new bathrooms, kitchens and redeveloped gardens
• Average spend on home improvements is around £17,000

Step back in time amid the preserved ruins of Herculaneum in Italy, trace 7,000 years of human activity in Malta and soak up the history of Crete’s Minoan kingdom – just a few of Saga’s archaeology and ancient history tours for guests with an interest in past civilisations and the incredible structures they left behind.

• 2017 marks India’s 70th year of independence
• Year of Culture 2017 to highlight cultural ties
• 22 nights from £2,399 including flights
• Comprehensive tour of South India visiting all the key sites a first time visitor would want to see

Saga’s latest employment indices clearly shows that the changes to state pension age are having a profound effect on the number of women aged 50-64 who are remaining economically active, however for women the steepest fall can be seen in workers 65 or older where there are now 53,000 fewer women In employment when compared to the previous quarter.

Saga creates small group adventures across the globe for solo holidaymakers – complete with door-to-door chauffeur service

Saga today publishes its prelimary results

• Saga spent over half a million pounds repairing customers caravans in 2015
• Claims include losing control of a blowtorch, runaway wheelie bins and a loo looter

Four to six-night sailings from Dover and Southampton to attract first-time cruise passengers

Prices from £499 and highlights include:
Overnight calls in Rouen and Falmouth
Time to explore pretty St Peter Port in Guernsey
Christmas markets in Germany, Holland and Belgium
Gardens theme with visits to Giverny and the Eden Project

• Grandparents contributing an average of £181/month towards grandchildren’s educations
• More than one in three (38%) contributing now or plan to in the future
• Helping to meet the cost of university is the biggest priority for grandparents

Annual Consumer Price (CPI) inflation stood at 0.5% in March, up from the 0.3% recorded in the previous two readings. Still, inflation remains outside of the Bank of England’s target range.