UK - Young people need "simple, affordable and secure" savings vehicles to encourage them to plan for their retirement, research by the National Consumer Council shows.
The left-wing think-tank found that only one in three people under 30 are investing for old age, leaving the majority facing a middle-age catch-up on savings. Chairman Deirdre Hutton said the gove...
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