Most savers unaware of how their pension scheme is tackling climate change
Savers are mostly unaware of the steps their workplace pension schemes are taking to tackle and reduce the impact of climate change, according to research by the Pensions and Lifetime Standards Association (PLSA).
The trade body's survey - which questioned more than 2,000 adults in the UK - found 83% of savers agree global warming will be a ‘serious problem' for the UK if action is not taken, while 80% said the...
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