DWP hands out funding boost of £400,000 in retirement savings mid-life MOT trials
Schemes that help savers with later life planning as part of a government trial will receive a £400,000 funding boost, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has revealed.
Ten organisations will receive the funding to develop and implement "mid-life MOT" financial resilience programmes which help savers "take stock" of their health, skills, and wealth as part of later life...
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