Auto-enrolment boosts saving rates for low earners

Michael Klimes
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Half of employees on lower incomes are now saving adequately for retirement due to automatic enrolments according to research.

The latest Scottish Widows Workplace Pensions Report found the percentage of people on between £10,000 and £30,000 saving enough has risen steadily from 34% in 2012 when auto-enrolment was introduc...

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