Pension savers boost contributions by 19% BUT Britons warned about 'alarming' retirement fund gap

Pension savers boost contributions by 19% BUT Britons warned about 'alarming' retirement fund gap

Pension savers boost contributions by 19% BUT Britons warned about 'alarming' retirement fund gap - Britons are placing more of their hard-earned cash into pension pots compared to last year, but analysts are sounding the alarm over an "alarming" savings gap that remains

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Reading time 3 minutesA woman, who is also an old-age pensioner and continues to work, had deliberately opted for an almost complete partial pension – exactly 99.99 percent – in order to maintain her entitlement to sickness benefit despite her high income. Because she is significantly above the compulsory insurance limit with her salary, she is a voluntary member of a statutory health insurance fund. At the same time, she applied for the German …

Health insurance, care, pensions: More people will need benefits in the future — but fewer will generate growth. Social security contributions are rising to unprecedented levels. How the Union and the SPD are reacting and what economists have to say about it.