In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.
This week, we speak to Kirsty Ross, propositions director at People’s Partnership, a firm which focuses on workplace pensions.
Kirsty, 37, lives in Wilmslow, near Manchester, with her partner Andrew and their six-year-old daughter and three-year-old son.
She feels privileged as her career means she recognised the importance of putting money into a pension from an early age. However, she wants to bust the myth that pensions experts have all the answers as they have the same worries about having enough money for retirement as everybody else.
How did you first get into a career in pensions?
