It is best to discuss this with a financial planner (remember, your first meeting is free and without obligation!). Some general ideas include starting pension contributions as early as possible to give your savings more time to benefit from compound returns. It is also wise to monitor your National Insurance record to ensure you build up as many “qualifying years” as possible for your future State Pension.
What steps can I take now to ensure I have enough savings in retirement?
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