Compulsion may be the only way to ensure the stakeholder target market saves enough to have a comfor...
Compulsion may be the only way to ensure the stakeholder target market saves enough to have a comfortable retirement, according to research carried out by AXA Sun Life. The group's report shows that although the majority of people surveyed believed they would receive a retirement income of 60% of National Average earnings, only one in six had actually made the sufficient provision. The study, based on consumer research among a nationally representative sample of adults earning over £10,000 per year, found one in five were not saving regularly for their retirement. Nearly a third will hav...
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