Young people want pension rules changed, and better lessons in school

Most young adults want pensions to be made a bigger part of the national curriculum, and the vast majority support reducing the age of automatic enrolment to 18, (currently it is 22). The research was conducted by NOW: Pensions, in partnership with charity, Debate Mate.

NOW: Pensions Underpensioned research with the PPI, shows implementing the age change and removal of lower earnings level would increase pension wealth for some underpensioned groups by as much as 52%.

My Money Week, is a national activity week for primary and secondary schools that aims to get young adults excited about money and help them to gain the skills, knowledge and confidence in all money matters. First launched in 2009, the theme for #MyMoneyWeek this year is Mind Over Money.