There are numerous ways to go about boosting a retirement savings pot, an expert has said.
Storing money in
savings accounts such as
ISAs or
fixed rate bonds could be an ideal way to go about boosting a pension fund, an expert has suggested.
According to Robin Ellison, partner at Pinsent Masons, it is never too late to top up savings set aside for retirement and there are "several techniques" that can be employed to help individuals do this.
Mr Ellison pointed out that being "properly invested, not simply invested in cash" is one method of increasing the amount of cash stashed away, which could involve placing money in a stocks and shares ISA.
He went on to say it is usually a "sensible" idea to "put off taking the pension for as long as you possibly can".
This comes after research by Standard Life published last week (May 16th) found that 63 per cent of Britons do not feel the basic state pension of £140 a week is sufficient for them to live on.
By Joe Letts