Gen Z adults ‘risk creating retirement shortfalls amid living costs squeeze’
More than half (53%) of Gen Z adults aged 18 to 29 could be at risk of reducing their pension contributions over the next year or may have already stopped them, a survey indicates. The research, commissioned by pensions-finding platform Raindrop, found that younger adults indicated they were particularly at risk of sacrificing their longer term savings to get by in the short term. More than a third (35%) of Millennials aged 30 to 45, 19% of Gen X...
