Pensions

SOS! Extra Savings Needed For An Adequate Pension

For the average 20 year old in the UK, Aviva forecasts that an extra £1,294 should be saved per year if their pension is to provide a payout big enough to provide an adequate standard of living. The picture becomes even grimmer as you move up the gears to those currently 50 years old. In this case, £7,414 will be needed to allow a continuation of lifestyle into the years without a regular income from employment. Known as the 'pension savings gap', this 315 billion pound black hole is equivalent to 13 percent of United Kingdom GDP. Despite this, only 17 percent are thought to set money aside on a regular basis.

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This infographic looks at the extra annual savings required to supplement the average pension to an adequate level.

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Average amount of savings (amongst those with savings under 50,000 GBP) in the United Kingdom (UK) between 2012 and 2014
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Distribution of people identified as adequate retirement savers in United Kingdom (UK) in 2019, by share of income saved
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Share of adults with adequate retirement savings in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2006 to 2021, by gender
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Attitudes towards saving for retirement in Great Britain in 2022, by income level
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Distribution of the population in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2019, by age group and share of income saved for retirement
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Net income to save for an additional pension in Poland in 2024

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