Almost half think they will work beyond SPA

People’s Partnership research finds half think they will work after reaching retirement age

Jasmine Urquhart
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Almost half think they will work beyond SPA

Almost half (46%) of adults think they will be working after they reach the state pension age (SPA), research by the People’s Partnership has found.

The survey of 2,139 working and retired adults, in association with YouGov, found that less than a quarter (24%) of non-retired respondents were confident they would have enough pension savings to ...

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