OECD: Target pension tax perks at wealthiest

James Phillips
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Tax-based financial incentives for savings are wasted on the lowest paid workers as they may not have the means to contribute more into their pension, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) says.

Such tax perks should instead be focused on the best-paid who may struggle to achieve a good replacement rate in retirement, making it difficult to achieve the same standard of living as in working...

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