One in five do not access pension information - ABI
Pensions 'blind spot'
“A lack of engagement in pensions and retirement planning more generally is a big challenge for all stakeholders to address" - Canada Life's Andrew Tully.
Almost one in five (19%) people do not access information about their pensions, research by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and research consultancy Populus has found.
The industry body warned of a "pensions blindspot" which could leave people not getting the retirement they hoped for in later life. It also warned without improved access to pension information millions...
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