Pension savings and retirement funding remain Covid-19 stress victims

Hope William-Smith
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The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on pension savers in Britain is continuing into the second half of the year, heightening worry around funding retirement and saving adequately.

Figures from Aviva yesterday (17 August) showed the majority of savers between 45 and 60 remain worried about funding retirement. One in five have not taken action to strengthen their income how...

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