A weakened economy following the vote to leave the EU means savers will have to put as much as 22% of their wages into pensions.
Factors such as low interest rates, low returns on assets, and low gilt yields mean pension pots will have a slower growth before retirement. According to Hymans Robertson, prior to Brexit saver...
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