Payment protection insurance refunds and credit card claims may be needed by those people who are approaching retirement as the value of annuities and gilts has decreased.Dr Ros Altmann, the director general of Saga, believes that the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme has left individuals with significantly worse financial options available to them when they decide to cease working.She told a Financial Times podcast: "There is no doubt in my mind that quantitative easing has directly, negatively impacted the annuity market."By buying gilts the quantitative easing initiative is artificially lowering their value, which means that any person who wants to purchase an annuity has found that their earnings accumulated over their working life are now worth less due to no fault of their own, she explained.The members of the Monetary Policy Committee recently voted unanimously in favour of the governor's proposition to continue with the £275 billion quantitative easing plans.Charles BakerCharles is a reputed financial analyst with decades of experience under his belt.
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