New survey reveals strong opposition to changing retirement system, despite rising costs.
A new survey has revealed New Zealanders don’t want further changes to the retirement system, despite an acceptance of growing costs to support our ageing population.
The results expose the difficult position politicians are in when it comes to addressing retirement issues.
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