If you start a pension for a newborn, you're already 30 years too late

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One month old baby laying wide awake with mother passed out in background.Please see my related collections...

Most people don't start to think about pensions until far too late in their lives to be sure of a comfortable retirement. That may not come as a huge shock. However, what's more surprising is that even if your canny parents started a pension for you on the day you were born, they'd already be 30 years too late.

A study has claimed that a baby born today would need to have been saving since 1984 in order to secure a comfortable retirement. But how can this be right, and if it is, how can any of us ever afford to retire?

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