宏利发布2025年宏利亚洲关怀调查

Core Insights - The Manulife Financial Group's 2025 Asia Care Survey reveals a significant shift in consumer attitudes in China towards aging, emphasizing quality of life over longevity [1][2] - The survey indicates that only 7% of respondents prioritize extending lifespan, while 52% focus on achieving physical, mental, social, and financial health for a fulfilling later life [1] Group 1: Consumer Attitudes Towards Aging - Chinese respondents are increasingly viewing longevity from a holistic perspective, with physical health (37%), mental health (32%), and financial health (31%) being equally important [1] - A notable 88% of respondents feel well-prepared for maintaining health post-retirement, surpassing the Asian average by 26 percentage points [1] Group 2: Financial Health and Retirement Planning - Financial health is recognized as a crucial pillar for achieving a "long life," with approximately 70% of respondents acknowledging the impact of financial status on health and longevity [2] - The demand for personalized, stable, and growth-oriented retirement savings solutions is rising among Chinese consumers [2] Group 3: Role of Professional Financial Planning - The presence of a professional financial advisor significantly boosts confidence in retirement financial status, with 80% of those with advisors feeling secure compared to 58% without [2] - There is a growing need for specialized and personalized financial solutions to address the complexities of retirement planning in the "longevity era" [2] Group 4: Industry Response - Zhonghong Life Insurance's CEO emphasizes the importance of proactive health management and lifestyle improvements to delay aging, indicating a commitment to integrated health protection and management solutions [2]