Only 38% of people save on a regular basis

A LITTLE more than one-in-three people under the age of 50 are saving regularly.

Only 38% of people save on a regular basis

The latest Nationwide UK (Ireland) savings index declined last month and the factor driving the weakening were the reduction in the percentage of people saving regularly from 40% to 38%. The percentage of those not saving at all rose from 25% to 27%.

The national average for those who save regularly is 38% while 41% of the over-50 age group save on a regular basis. Two-thirds of the under-50 group believe they are saving less than they should, while a little more than half of the over 50s believe the same. Of those aged more than 50, two-thirds think government policy discourages saving.

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