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SAVING 1% MORE COULD BOOST PENSION BY 25%

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However, many don’t realise the significant difference a small increase to their pension savings can make. For example, someone in their 20s, saving an extra 1% a year with their employer matching this, may be able to increase their pension pot in retirement by 25%. They are all 25 years old and plan to retire at age 68.

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5 Reasons your workplace pension plan may be undermining your business (and why you should review it)

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You’ve got a company pension scheme in place, so what would prompt you to change it? However, there’s a strong reason to do so: your business and employees may be at risk if you don’t take action. Additionally, shifting to a modern digital pension provider is surprisingly straightforward.

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The benefits offered by Wave

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The benefits on offer at Wave: Pension A master trust pension scheme for all employees. Those aged 22 and over are auto enrolled, but it is open to all employees. Matching contribution levels: 3% employee contribution, 6% employer; 4% employee 8% employer; 5% employee and 10% employer.

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Fiscal drag: how can employers offset the challenges of a difficult economy?

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Jeanette Makings, head of workplace financial wellbeing at Close Brothers Asset Management, says: “Employees will need help understanding the impact in relation to their take-home pay. Employers can create a safe space for employees to discuss their concerns with HR or designated support staff,” he says.

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What can benefits technology tell an employer about its workforce?

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Need to know: Enriching benefits data with information from other sources can help employers create personalised benefit offerings. Low take-up rates do not always indicate a benefit is not popular: it may need an awareness or education campaign to boost engagement. appeared first on Employee Benefits.