Are workers in the U.K. better prepared for retirement than those in the U.S.?
And could actions taken by the U.K. government offer possible solutions to the impending U.S. retirement crisis?
Those are some of the questions asked in a blog post from Georgetown University’s Center for Retirement Initiatives, which looked at actions taken by the British government over a period of years to set in place a system of mandatory retirement savings similar to that used by the Australian government.
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