Half of millennials say employers don't encourage them to save, survey reveals

Kim Kaveh
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Just over 50% of 18-34 year olds are not actively encouraged to save into a pension by their employer, according to exclusive Aegon research.

The firm polled 380 adults with workplace pensions, of which one fifth identified as millennials. The findings show the stark difference between the behaviours and attitudes of millennials compared...

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