Was Mark Twain thinking of pensions with his celebrated "lies and statistics" quote?

It is arguable that statistics are abused more often in relation to pensions than in any other walk of life,  says financial advisor
Was Mark Twain thinking of pensions with his celebrated "lies and statistics" quote?

Mark Twain, whose phrase  “there are lies, damned lies and statistics” has a particular resonance for statements around pensions coverage and tax relief.

Aidan McLoughlin, of Independent Trustee Company, looks at some recent jaw-dropping statistics used to inspire people to invest in pensions 

Aidan McLoughlin, of Independent Trustee Company (ITC) Ltd.
Aidan McLoughlin, of Independent Trustee Company (ITC) Ltd.

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