Two million self-employed have no pension savings - Prudential
'Want government pension saving help'
“It is clear that the self-employed want help in saving for retirement and that the state pension alone may not be enough for a comfortable retirement" - Prudential's Vince Smith-Hughes
Two-in-five self-employed workers do not have a pension and more than half want the law changed to encourage them to save for retirement, according to research from Prudential.
The life company said two-fifths of self-employed workers - the equivalent of two million people - have admitted to having no form of pension and more than one-quarter said they will be reliant on the...
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