Pensions Awareness Day delivers message with double decker bus
Pensions Awareness Day, an annual campaign to bolster awareness about pensions run by Pensions Geeks has returned with a five-day tour of the UK.
The event - supported by PP - is intended to boost peoples' awareness of the need to save for retirement and features a double decker bus which is touring in five cities.
The cities that will host the pensions bus are Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and London.
Selectapension national accounts director Peter Bradshaw said: "It's clear that there is still a lack of awareness among consumers over the need to build retirement savings in the first place.
"For many, understanding the basics of pensions savings can seem like learning another language. Pensions Awareness Day plays a valuable role in bringing retirement saving back into the limelight."
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