Figure 5
The chart displays four vertical columns corresponding to four income source categories. The column headings across the top are labeled “Occupational or personal pension”, “State pension or benefits”, “Investments, earnings or business”, and “Property”. On the left side, the row heading is labeled “Employment”, with two rows beneath it labeled “Self-employed” and “Employee”. Each row contains horizontal bars with percentage values written inside the bars. The values are as follows: For the “Self-employed” row: Occupational or personal pension: 23 percent; State pension or benefits: 24 percent; Investments, earnings or business: 23 percent; Property: 20 percent. For the “Employee” row: Occupational or personal pension: 52 percent; State pension or benefits: 19 percent; Investments, earnings or business: 11 percent; Property: 11 percent.Expected source of income in retirement for the employed and self-employed. Source: Saving for retirement in Great Britain: April 2018 to March 2020 – issued by the ONS