During the same period, savings and investment assets (apart from retirement savings) lost $ 1.2 trillion and
pension assets lost $ 1.3 trillion.
Not exact matches
California's two biggest
pension funds
lost more than $ 5 billion (U.S.) since June 2014 because of the declining value of their fossil fuel holdings, while Norway's massive sovereign fund, which has already divested many of its fossil fuel
assets, still
lost $ 40 billion between July and August, partly because of falling oil prices.
After all, in the example above, the $ 600 per month would have been
lost anyway, so why not pay for life insurance and control the
asset for the benefit of family rather than
lose it to the
pension provider at death?