Fewer private sector workers have pensions. What does it mean for retirement?

By Uday Rana

Global News - Money · Jul 28, 2026

Private sector membership in registered pension plans fell by 0.8 per cent or 25,800 members, dipping below 3.3 million members, from 2023 to 2024.

Originally published by Global News - Money.

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