Behavioural economics can optimise savings

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Behavioural economics can be adopted to improve the expenditure decisions of retirees, the Pensions Institute says.

The institute's latest paper, Spend More Today: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Retirement Expenditure Decisions identifies how accumulated assets can be used optimally throughout retirement....

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