Youngest pension savers 'crave' online pensions info

James Phillips
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The youngest pension savers desire online tools to help them see the value of their pots but a third of employers offer no web-based services, according to analysis by PwC.

Three in five savers born since 1994 - known as ‘Generation Z' - say they would use automated pensions advice apps, while 62% said they wanted pensions portals that link to their bank accounts onli...

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