Over half of the working population believes their current weekly income is just enough or even belo...
Over half of the working population believes their current weekly income is just enough or even below the amount that would give them an adequate pension if they were to retire today, DWP says. And out of the people expecting to live on a pension higher than their current income, almost one in ten have never had a private pension. These figures are revealed in DWP's latest research report 'Pensions 2002: Public Attitudes to Pensions and Saving for Retirement' - examining private pension provision among people of working age in the UK. While only half of the people que...
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