Average opt-out rates for 22- to 29-year old female members were 5% in December compared to 3% for men - a trend that accelerates across older groups, according to Now Pensions analysis conducted exclusively for PP.
This meant the average opt-out rates for 22- to 29-year-olds was 4% at the end of 2017; the lowest opt-out rate compared with the other age groups. The most likely to opt out were 60-to 64-year ...
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