Core Insights - A recent survey by Fidelity International and the UK's National Institute of Ageing Innovation (NICA) reveals that 42% of individuals aged 50 and above globally face a retirement savings gap of at least ten years [1] Group 1: Retirement Planning - In the Asia-Pacific region, retirement planning participation is notably high, with Taiwan (85%), Singapore (81%), and Hong Kong (79%) showing the highest engagement [1] - Major financial concerns among Asia-Pacific respondents include rising medical costs, unexpected major expenses, inflation, and insufficient savings [1] Group 2: Investment Preferences - The willingness to explore new investment opportunities is higher among Asia-Pacific respondents compared to other regions [1] - Despite the interest in new investments, cash savings remain the primary investment method globally for 64% of individuals aged 50 and above, followed by stocks (33%) and bonds (20%) [1] - In the Asia-Pacific region, the proportion of cash savings is even higher at 76% [1]
富达国际：全球退休储蓄缺口超十年 亚太地区准备程度领先全球
Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-10-30 03:33