A new report has found a third of workers expect to work past the pension age of 66.
It's never too late to start saving for a pension.
That's the advice from a midlands financial advisor, as a new survey from Royal London Ireland has found a third of workers expect to retire at the age of 66, when people qualify for the State pension.
The same figure expect to be working until they reach 70.
Tom Duffy, from Duffy Financial Advisors in Mullingar, says it's a private sector problem:
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