Chatting About Money Takes Away Financial Stress
Taking about money can make you healthy, wealthy and wise, according to new research. Your health is improved by talking to family and friends about
Self-Employed Will Only Save For Retirement If Forced
Half of the self-employed would willingly save into a pension – but only if the government brings in automatic enrolment regulations. Otherwise, thousands of workers
Music That Shapes Your Life Shapes Your Savings, Too
The music that shaped your life also influences the way you save, according to new research from a leading bank. If you were around when
Playing The Game Of Life To Predict Your Pension Needs
How much money you need to fund a comfortable retirement is the question most of us would like answered. After all, having a definite figure
Shopping For A Bargain Can Cost More Than Buying New
Buying a bargain because the cost is cheaper than buying new has proved a false economy for thousands of shoppers. One in three consumers regret
Pension Passport Triggers Savers Into Action
Cutting red tape and diluting the financial options for retirement down to just one page has paid off for savers unsure what to do about
Savers Need To Know More About Pensions
Most pension savers have no idea how much to put aside each month and want the government to set them minimum contribution levels. Shocking statistics
Retirement Finances Are Too Complicated For Most Savers
Savers find working out their retirement finances years in advance is too complicated, say pension experts. Actuaries from the US, Britain and Australia looked at
How To Mind That Gap In Retirement Savings
Most retirement savers have a gap between the money they have and the amount they think they will need to fund a comfortable retirement. Unless