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Emergency savings key to informal sector workers’ retirement security – UNSGSA
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Emergency savings key to informal sector workers’ retirement security – UNSGSA

Christabel DANSO ABEAM
Published 8 minutes ago4 min read

Financial health among informal sector workers remains a concern, despite growing access to financial services, as many still struggle to manage unexpected expenses, build savings, maintain financial stability and prepare for retirement.

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