Britons need to take saving for retirement more seriously, an expert believes.
It is imperative for employees across all sectors in the UK to take the time to
compare savings on
bonds or the
best ISA rates open to them in order to build a financial cushion for after they retire, an expert has said.
According to Keith Churchouse, director of Churchouse Financial Planning, not enough people are currently being proactive enough in saving for their lives after they finish work on a permanent basis as this is not widely perceived as an important issue.
Mr Churchouse went on to say that more should be done by the authorities in order to raise awareness with regard to how crucial saving for later life is, as despite the fact that the government is now helping to make young people "more money savvy as they leave school" there remains " a gap in money education for those aged between 25 and 45".
This comes after Nick Scarrett of the Fair Investment Company recently urged Britons to take advantage of the best ISA rates available before April 5th of this year.
By Mark Hornby