OpinionMar 30 2023

'Stuffing pension pots can take retirement out of our hands'

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'Stuffing pension pots can take retirement out of our hands'
An increasing private pension age means many will be saving and working for longer. (Jason Alden/Bloomberg)

The tax efficiencies that come with making pension contributions can undoubtedly encourage saving for retirement. And with the normal minimum pension age rising from 55 to 57 in five years’ time, it looks like many of us will be saving and working for longer.

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