Rachel Reeves humiliated as survey shows Brits 'reject her pension gamble'

Rachel Reeves humiliated as survey shows Brits 'reject her pension gamble'

British savers are wary of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' plans to require pension funds to invest more in the UK economy.

Millions of retirements at risk from Reeves’ £40bn pension surplus tax plan, experts warn | Today's Wills and Probate

Millions of workers could see their pensions threatened under new Government plans to allow companies to tap into £160bn of defined benefit pension

Rachel Reeves humiliated as survey shows Brits ‘reject her pension gamble!’

Chancellor Rachel Reeves, like her predecessor, Jeremy Hunt, has been pushing UK pension funds to invest more in the UK economy, but experts fear this plan could backfire. Some of the UK’s largest pension funds will be expected to use more of savers’ cash to help build UK start-ups via investment in so-called productive finance, private markets, and private equity. Ms Reeves claimed that the plans could boost UK growth by billions of pounds. How…

Brits Reject Pension Gamble: Majority Want Stability Over High Returns

New research from PensionBee, a leader in the consumer retirement market, reveals that UK savers are highly cautious when it comes to their retirement savings, with just 8% willing to invest in high-risk assets. The findings indicate a strong preference for stability, as nearly half of respondents, at 49%, expressed a preference for a moderate-risk approach. This means they are comfortable with some fluctuations in their investments as long as t…

Brits reject pension gamble: Majority want stability over high returns

Brits reject pension gamble: majority want stability over high returns - IFA Magazine

New research from PensionBee, a leader in the consumer retirement market, reveals that UK savers are highly cautious when it comes to their retirement savings, with just 8% willing to invest in high-risk assets. The findings indicate a strong preference for stability, as nearly half of respondents, at 49%, expressed a preference for a moderate-risk approach. This means they are comfortable with some fluctuations in their investments as long as t…