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James Norton

James Norton is head of financial planners at investment management firm Vanguard

Article thumbnail: File photo dated 12/09/18 of models of elderly people on a pile of coins and bank notes. The majority of people are still not saving enough for their retirement, a decade on from the introduction of automatic enrolment, according to a committee of MPs. More than 60% of people are at risk of missing out on an adequate standard of living in retirement, the Work and Pensions Committee said. Issue date: Friday September 30, 2022. PA Photo. Minimum contributions into pensions are too low and many self-employed and gig economy workers are being excluded from pension saving altogether, it added. See PA story MONEY Enrolment. Photo credit should read: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
James Norton

What should I do if I've retired too early? How inflation is pushing people back to work

Given the current environment and increasing reliance on DC pensions, more people are expected to reconsider their retirement