Examining the Interaction between Saving and Contributions to Personal Pension Plans: Evidence from the BHPS*

Mariacristina Rossi

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Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Social Policy and Reform Studies Economic Policies and Impacts

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Abstract This paper analyses the effects of social security reforms on saving in Britain. We use the British Household Panel Survey to investigate the interactions between voluntary additional contributions to personal pension plans (PPP) and saving in conventional forms. In particular, we test whether contributions to the PPP crowd out saving or constitute additional saving. Results suggest that not only have private pension schemes not crowded out private saving, but actually they have increased it too.

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