Auto-enrolled millennials want matching employer contributions, research finds
Millennials would up pension contributions alongside pay
The majority of millennials said they would remain enrolled in their workplace pension as automatic-enrolment (AE) contributions rise to 8%, according to research from Royal London.
The provider said more than three-quarters (76%) of millennials would be happy to continue payments into their workplace pension if total contributions rose to 8% - with 4% coming from the employer and...
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