Worse off savers refrain from changing pensions

James Phillips
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Pension savers have held off from making changes to their pensions despite nearly half having been impacted by the pandemic, research finds.

While 45% reported some impact on their personal finances or their employment, the majority (82%) had not amended their retirement savings, The People's Pension (TPP) said. A YouGov survey condu...

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James Phillips

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