AI software launched to help employees plan for retirement

Michael Klimes
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A platform which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to talk to customers about their retirement and financial wellbeing has been launched by a start-up firm.

The software developed by ABAKA is used in the form of a smartphone application and aims to help customers make better decisions about saving in the workplace. The product that shares the same n...

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