AS with any year, 2019 is bound to bring some unexpected surprises. But, looking ahead, there are some money moments you may be able to prepare for – even if some are more certain than others.
WORKPLACE pension reforms have helped get the nation saving for retirement – but new figures on how much people are actually putting in suggest many could be in for a bit of a shock when it comes to funding their lifestyle in later life.
We’re living longer, and need to plan sooner for a long and happy retirement we can enjoy. For many, this can mean retiring in our 50s when we are still young at heart. We want to share life with like-minded people in a stress free, financially secure environment.
ONE in eight people retiring this year have no private pension savings, a study has revealed.
The family owners of Red Deer Village – a stunning, mature, residential park designed specifically for the over 50s, and situated at Stepps near Glasgow – urge those nearing retirement age to plan now for a long and happy retirement.
THE number of men and women working beyond their 65th birthday has more than quadrupled in the last two decades with a record 1.2 million over-65s still clocking on.
NEARLY one in five workers aged in their 50s and 60s is going through a "mid-life savings crisis", research suggests.
WE all have different ideas about the age at which we’d like to retire.