Publisher's Synopsis
Since 1988 Britain's pension system has been based on consumer choice, but for such a system to work well, potential customers must have a good understanding of available products and how they work.;This report explores how ethnic minority populations choose pensions, and how they deal with the alternatives on offer. In particular it focuses on how people, for whom English is not their first language, navigate their way through the complexities of the market for personal financial products.
