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Up until now South Africans have been allowed to withdraw their entire pension or provident fund when leaving a job. This has left many with no savings at all when they get to retirement age.
But a new system , due to come into effect on 1 September , will introduce a form of enforced saving. The new regime will ensure that a significant portion of retirement savings will be retained and only accessible on retirement. Higher rates of saving drive economic growth and well-being across countries, and through time. Read more: South Africa is changing its retirement rules to help boost country savings: how it will work.
Investment spending is the single greatest driver of economic growth across nations and over time. To fund investment, an economy requires savings.
Recognising the importance of savings for investment, several countries have implemented policies to encourage or mandate saving. There are three primary domestic sources of saving: firms, governments, and households. But some of the greatest success cases come from countries that have focused on the household sector. And within the group of countries, there is a subset that has driven this success through compulsory pension schemes.