There is little argument against an initiative to encourage more and more people to save for their f...
There is little argument against an initiative to encourage more and more people to save for their futures. Demographic changes and fluctuating employment patterns are amongst many factors that influence the way we live and spend our time. Our culture would now seem to want to promote prolonged quality of life. Privately, though, how many of us wonder how we will fare in our own twilight years? How will we attain the quality element for ourselves and those closest to us? The Government supports a concept that each one of us can take active control of our lives by being a 'stakeholder' in s...
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