Vietnam.vn - Nền tảng quảng bá Việt Nam

Sun Life Survey Results: New Outlook for Retirement

Báo Phụ nữ Việt NamBáo Phụ nữ Việt Nam22/10/2024


Sun Life Asia has just released the results of a survey on retirement prospects in the Asia- Pacific region, where the population over 60 will account for nearly a quarter by 2050.

The survey "New perspectives on retirement: Confidently embracing the future" conducted in 7 countries, including Vietnam, shows that people are moving towards financial independence, shifting from dependence on family and state pensions to personal savings and investments.

Sun Life công bố kết quả khảo sát: Viễn cảnh mới về hưu trí - Tự tin đón nhận tương lai- Ảnh 1.

In Vietnam, saving for retirement is a top priority for the next 12 months, but many people are not fully prepared. About 67% only plan for retirement expenses within 5 years before retirement, and 7% do not even plan. Worryingly, 23% do not save at least 10% of their income for retirement, missing out on the opportunity to optimize their income to cope with inflation.

For retirees, 26% admitted they had no budget, leaving 20% ​​surprised by higher-than-expected costs, especially for medical and living expenses. This trend is likely to continue due to inflation. However, younger generations are adjusting their expectations, planning to retire later, citing the love of their work, the need to save more, and staying physically active.

Mr. Luc Nhon Ly, General Director of Sun Life Vietnam, emphasized that this is an opportunity to build a safe and healthy retirement future through smart financial decisions today.

Source: Sun Life



Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/sun-life-cong-bo-ket-qua-khao-sat-vien-canh-moi-ve-huu-tri-tu-tin-don-nhan-tuong-lai-20241022114334946.htm

Comment (0)

Please leave a comment to share your feelings!

Same tag

Same category

Notre Dame Cathedral in Ho Chi Minh City is brightly lit to welcome Christmas 2025
Hanoi girls "dress up" beautifully for Christmas season
Brightened after the storm and flood, the Tet chrysanthemum village in Gia Lai hopes there will be no power outages to save the plants.
The capital of yellow apricot in the Central region suffered heavy losses after double natural disasters

Same author

Heritage

Figure

Enterprise

Dalat coffee shop sees 300% increase in customers because owner plays 'martial arts movie' role

News

Political System

Destination

Product