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'Typical pensioner incomes after housing costs now outstrip those of working-age people, a new report suggests.
The Resolution Foundation also says pensioners are more likely than their predecessors to be working, own a home and have generous private pensions.
The think tank says growth in pensioner incomes has been coupled with weak income growth for working-age people.
Pensioner households are now £20 a week better off than working age households, but were £70 a week worse off in 2001.Typical pensioner incomes after housing costs now outstrip those of working-age people, a new report suggests.' (continues)