Multiple jobholders face 46% less than the baseline population's pension income
Pension savers who work multiple part-time jobs are likely to reach retirement with pension wealth equivalent to just 6% of the average man’s, Now Pensions finds.
A report by the Pensions Policy Institute commissioned by Now Pensions - due for release next month - found multiple jobholders face "huge barriers" to their savings, earning around 39% less than the UK...
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