One in four pension savers are at risk of being impacted by short-term issues within their pension savings, Hargreaves Lansdown has found.
For those people who are on track with their pensions savings, around one in four lacked surplus income. Similarly, around 14% did not have adequate savings. The platform business calculated this using its savings and resilience barometer, which tracks the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association's Retirement Living Standards as a template for a ‘moderate' retirement income - £20,800 for one person and £30,600 for a couple. HL senior pensions and retirement analyst Helen Morrissey praised auto-enrolment for getting more and more people contributing towards a pension but said risks to...
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