US. Why retirees are afraid to spend the money they saved US. Why retirees are afraid to spend the money they saved
US. Why retirees are afraid to spend the money they saved

A Prudential survey reveals a surprising retirement paradox: more than half of retirees — 54% — would rather l ...

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US. Why retirees are afraid to spend the money they saved
UK. Increasing AE contributions ‘best route’ to boosting pension savings – Baroness Drake UK. Increasing AE contributions ‘best route’ to boosting pension savings – Baroness Drake
UK. Increasing AE contributions 'best route' to boosting pension savings - Baroness Drake

Increasing minimum automatic enrolment (AE) contributions is the "best route" to boosting pension savings and ...

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UK. Increasing AE contributions ‘best route’ to boosting pension savings – Baroness Drake
Asian pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and ultra-high wealth earners are increasing hedge fund investments Asian pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and ultra-high wealth earners are increasing hedge fund investments
Asian pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and ultra-high wealth earners are increasing hedge fund investments

While the yield on government bonds, which was considered a safe asset, is sluggish, stock market volatility i ...

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Asian pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and ultra-high wealth earners are increasing hedge fund investments
Why Kenyan workers are cashing out their pensions Why Kenyan workers are cashing out their pensions
Why Kenyan workers are cashing out their pensions

For many Kenyan workers, leaving a job can mean making an uncomfortable choice between securing their future a ...

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Why Kenyan workers are cashing out their pensions
Why an ageing world is a question for young people Why an ageing world is a question for young people
Why an ageing world is a question for young people

Today’s youth will increasingly age into a world that was not designed for their longer lives. So why is longe ...

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Why an ageing world is a question for young people
US. How Retirees on Different Incomes Rely on Social Security US. How Retirees on Different Incomes Rely on Social Security
US. How Retirees on Different Incomes Rely on Social Security

If Congress doesn’t act, more than 60 million Americans could see their Social Security income drop by nearly ...

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US. How Retirees on Different Incomes Rely on Social Security

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The impact of pension on the health behavior of elderly rural residents: evidence from China

By Rui Li, Duanyang Gao & Yuying Yang Background Unhealthy behavior is an important factor threatening the health of older rural residents in China. We examine the effects of receiving pension on elderly rural residents’ health behavior (namely conscious control of sugar, salt, and edible oil intake, as well as learning health or wellness knowledge), […]

Retirement Security in the US Is Stuck in the Past

By Catherine Thurtle Open a retirement statement today, and the numbers look a little better than in 2020. Open the news, and the ground looks a lot less steady. That gap sums up where retirement security stands in 2026. Fewer than six in 10 US residents (59%) agree they’re currently building, or have already built, […]

The Pensions Brief: October 2026

By Andrew Block & Katherine Carter The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published a market oversight report on investment by UK pension schemes in private markets, particularly UK private markets. Key findings include: Trustees are open to UK private market investments if the investments offered meet the scheme’s investment needs and characteristics. DC schemes and master […]

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US. Why retirees are afraid to spend the money they saved

A Prudential survey reveals a surprising retirement paradox: more than half of retirees — 54% — would rather leave money to heirs than risk spending it all. Even those with substantial savings feel the pinch; 61% of retirees with at least $500,000 invested say they are uncomfortable spending on enjoyment. Financial author and AARP columnist […]

UK. Increasing AE contributions ‘best route’ to boosting pension savings – Baroness Drake

Increasing minimum automatic enrolment (AE) contributions is the “best route” to boosting pension savings and tackling the UK’s retirement adequacy crisis, Pensions Commissioner, Baroness Jeannie Drake, has argued. Speaking at the Pensions UK Annual Conference 2026, Drake warned that voluntary contributions and saver engagement alone would not be enough to address widespread under-saving, stressing that […]

Asian pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and ultra-high wealth earners are increasing hedge fund investments

While the yield on government bonds, which was considered a safe asset, is sluggish, stock market volatility is also growing, turning to hedge funds that seek profits through various investment strategies in addition to stocks and bonds. According to Reuters on the 13th (local time), the global hedge fund market is growing rapidly amid growing […]

Why Kenyan workers are cashing out their pensions

For many Kenyan workers, leaving a job can mean making an uncomfortable choice between securing their future and paying for the present. A new retirement survey found that 53% of respondents who left employment or a business with accessible pension savings withdrew at least part of the money, even though 65% of those who withdrew […]

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