In Brief: Over-50s with no pension provision: What are the consequences of not saving enough for retirement in our twilight years? #RetirementReady
Thursday, 21 January 2021
People are living longer. This is good news, but more than a third (35%) of women and a fifth (20%) of men over the age of 50 do not have a private pension. Worryingly, 33% of over-50s don’t think they have enough money to provide them with a sufficient income for their retirement – with women more worried about not having enough money in later life than men.
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