Saving for a pension: why gen Z aren't all banking on retirement
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Saving for a pension: why gen Z aren't all banking on retirement
"Mehjabin, a 23-year-old supply teacher, expresses concern about her financial future, stating, 'It feels really concerning thinking about the future. I don't think retirement may even be possible.'"
"Research from People's Pension reveals that 12% of Generation Z believes pensions are pointless, with a third feeling the financial services industry fails to communicate the benefits of saving for retirement."
"Alex, 28, shares his financial struggles, saying, 'By the time essentials and driving lessons are paid for, we have about 260 for things like clothing, travel, entertainment etc.'"
Mehjabin, a 23-year-old supply teacher in London, struggles with financial stability and doubts about retirement. She earns around 650 weekly but often works only a few days. Research shows 12% of Generation Z view pensions as pointless, with many feeling the financial services industry fails to communicate retirement benefits. Alex, 28, from Cumbria, opted out of his pension due to limited income and high living costs. He and his husband manage their finances tightly, prioritizing essentials and saving what little they can.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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