From Department of Labor data, Form 5500 reporting that applies to almost all private sector retirement plans: 1975 Data: About…
This maybe applies to around half of Baby Boomers in the UK, Jack. But only to that generation, of which…
"... most of rely on a state pension and an occupational pension. We still expect a reasonable wage in retirement…
Fair enough. I don't speak from insider knowledge, it's just my perception as an Outsider-looking-in from speaking to scheme members.
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