Poll: Has pension or inheritance change affect your retirement plans?

Poll: Has pension or inheritance change affect your retirement plans?

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Previous results

How easily there is accessible cash in your/your family/home?

  1. More than £ 5K – 60%
  2. £ 501-1000-8%
  3. £ 1001-20002-4%
  4. Less than £ 100 – 3%
  5. £ 100-500-3%
  6. £ 2001- £ 5000-2%

Which best describes your current pension status?

  1. I am of pension age and taking back me as income – 38%
  2. I am only contributing to workplace pension – 27%
  3. Paying actively in a SIPP or private pension – 24%
  4. Other – 10%
  5. I stopped my workplace pension auto enrollment for higher salary – 1%

If you had a lump sum to save or invest for the future, where will you put it?

  1. Pension – 41%
  2. Savings Account – 26%
  3. Premium Bond – 15%
  4. Stock and Share – 12%
  5. Property – 6%

If you are the owner of your house, when are you reasons for renewing your mortgage deal?

  1. Beyond/No Hostage – 43%
  2. Before the end of this year – 29%
  3. Already renewed in 2025 – 14%
  4. During 2026 – 14%

How many times have you used shopping now, pay the latter service?

  1. Never – 67%
  2. Lots of, running – 14%
  3. Once/sometimes – 10%
  4. This is my main way to pay – 9%

Do you know what interest rate you are getting on your main savings account?

  1. 4% -5% -52%
  2. Above 2% but below 4% – 26%
  3. Under 2% – 9%
  4. Above 5% – 9%
  5. I do not know/No savings account not used in the present – 4%

Which supermarket do you use for your main shopping needs?

  1. Aldl and Lidl – 45%
  2. Tesco – 14%
  3. Asad – 12%
  4. Sainsbury of – 12%
  5. M&S or Waitrose – 9%
  6. Morrison – 8%
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Do you contribute to a separate pension, apart from your workplace?

  1. Yes, a SIPP (Autonomous person pension) -31%
  2. Yes, a managed private pension – 26%
  3. No, but I want – 19%
  4. No, and I have no plans – 13%
  5. Yes, both – 10%

Do you think what should be the age of state pension?

  1. 65 – 46%
  2. 60 – 29%
  3. 67 – 14%
  4. 70 or higher – 7%
  5. It should vary depending on the type of job type/health – 4%

Do you already invest privately (outside a workplace pension), and if not, will you do it?

  1. Yes, I already invest – 51%
  2. No, I am not interested – 27%
  3. No, I don’t think it’s safe – 11%
  4. I will, but I am not sure where to start – 7%
  5. I’ll do, but I don’t have extra cash – 4%