Emotional intelligence is key to boosting pension saving

James Phillips
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Cold, hard facts are not getting people to save more for retirement and providers should instead appeal to emotions, a study has found.

Savers are generally disinterested in financial information, fail to set a savings regimen, and do not focus on the long term, the research by employee communication specialists Like Minds and phil...

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James Phillips

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