US - Pensioners who do not contribute to their 401(k) plans would only replace little over half of their annual pre-retirement income once retired, a Hewitt Associates survey has found.
Hewitt said this figure was exacerbated by the fact that the majority of employees not contributing to their 401(k) plan could need as much as 125% of their preretirement pay to meet their income ...
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