Assuming you were claiming a full state pension, how much do you think you would need to have in a private pension savings pot to get a total income of around £25,000 a year after you stopped work (to the nearest £1,000)?
Average guess was £124,000
Actual answer is £315,000
20
6
12
11
10
11
£50,000-£99,999
7
10
£450,000+
£350,000-£449,999
£250,000-£349,999
£150,000-£249,999
£100,000-£149,999
£25,000-£49,999
£15,000-£24,999
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Percentage of people who said the
amount was...
Up to £14,999
Assuming you were claiming a full state pension, how much do you think you would need to have in a private pension savings pot to get a total income of around £25,000 a year after you stopped work (to the nearest £1,000)?
Average guess was £124,000 | Actual answer is £315,000
20
6
12
11
11
10
£50,000-£99,999
7
10
£450,000+
£350,000-£449,999
£250,000-£349,999
£150,000-£249,999
£100,000-£149,999
£25,000-£49,999
£15,000-£24,999
12
Percentage of people who said the amount was...
Up to £14,999
Assuming you were claiming a full state pension, how much do you think you would need to have in a private pension savings pot to get a total income of around £25,000 a year after you stopped work (to the nearest £1,000)?
Average guess was £124,000 | Actual answer is £315,000
20
6
12
11
10
£50,000-£99,999
11
7
10
£450,000+
£350,000-£449,999
£250,000-£349,999
£150,000-£249,999
£100,000-£149,999
£25,000-£49,999
£15,000-£24,999
12
Percentage of people who said the amount was...
Up to £14,999