Jenny Ross, Which? Money Editor, said: “These worrying findings reflect Which?’s previous research, which has shown that women face big disparities compared to men when it comes to saving for retirement, with mothers particularly at risk of retiring with smaller pension pots. “To help address this pension gender gap, Which? recommends that the government should […]
Two-person households need an average annual income of £26,000 for a comfortable retirement, Which?’s latest research has found. With the past year altering many people’s spending habits or potentially accelerating their plans for retirement, finding out how much money is needed to finance a reasonable standard of living in later life has taken on an […]
Retired consumers are spending less due to the impact of coronavirus, with travel and recreation costs seeing the biggest fall, new Which? research has found, as the consumer champion releases its annual cost of retirement results. A survey of 6,300 Which? members highlights that overall retiree spending is down five per cent on last year […]
New Which? research shows tackling problems in social care for older people, energy prices, and financial fraud and scams must be top priorities for the next Government. The consumer champion has today (Saturday, 29 April) published its “Consumer Agenda for Government” urging all political parties to use the forthcoming election to address critical consumer issues, […]