Fewer adults save for retirement by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 08/12/07

As a number of fee and speed increases hits the credit card market, it is "more important than ever" that people supermarket around for a good deal, according to WhichInternet shoppers have been advised to use their credit cards for online purchases by shopsafeco

ukAccording to the work-related Pensioners Alliance, only 46 per cent of UK adults are at present members of a retirement fund schemeDes Hamilton, technical director of The Pensions Advisory Service, says that youthful people are using their savings for more immediate products like cars or holidays"Young populace want to enjoy themselves, and therefore it's the now rather than the future that takes up their notice and spare income," he said

He went on to caution that people are not considering pensions until around the age of 50 and by then it is too late to save a substantial pension financeThe administration has announced a personal account pension scheme is to come into put in 2012, which will ensure more Britons are saving towards a pension The scheme is to be give something a miss rather than opt-in which could mean more people will be saving for the prospectCredit charity CCCS research shows that more debt among 21 to 35-year-olds is in personal loans than on credit cards

It also shows the average debt

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