Young people hungry for financial education but left to rely on 'blind guesses'
Research shows that not enough young people get the right information for saving from their workplace or education provider, leaving them unprepared for retirement.
The survey, by the University of Cambridge and BNY Mellon, sought to understand the financial behaviour of people born between 1980 and 2000, from six countries including the UK and USA. Nearly 50% said...
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