Retirement savings leap
But one in five young people still saving nothing The number of under-30s saving enough for retirement has risen sharply by 9%[1]. As the success of auto enrolment continues, two in five UK workers (39%) aged 22–29 years old are now saving adequately for retirement,...
To transfer, or not to transfer?
More than 100,000 people transferred out of Defined Benefit (DB) pensions in 2017/18[1]. A DB pension scheme is one where the amount you’re paid is based on how many years you’ve worked for your employer and the salary you’ve earned. The figures show that a large...
Long-term saving could yield a £1m retirement pot for some millennials
The millennial generation don’t just spend their hard earned savings on smashed avocado and flat whites, but they do have a different attitude to money than older generations. In fact, some young people today or in future generations could accumulate a pension pot as...
5 Steps to Create a Financial Plan For Working Women
For career-driven women, it’s very easy to get lost in the here and now – and not think about the long-term future. That’s why we’ve put together the perfect financial plan for working women. Women are now scaling to historic heights never seen before in the...