Pension contributions hit 'all-time high' - Salisbury House Wealth
But self-employed contributing less
Total UK personal pension contributions jumped almost a fifth to hit an all-time high last year, according to Salisbury House Wealth, although the self-employed are contributing significantly less than they have in the past.
As the graph below shows, personal pension contributions were up almost 20% to £24.3bn, from £20.3bn the year before. Salisbury House Wealth said this was the first time the value of pension contributions,...
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