A survey sponsored by BOC Life says 24 per cent of Hongkongers are willing to retire outside the city versus less than 5 per cent 10 years ago
The retirement needs of Hong Kong’s baby boomers consist of three pillars: stable income, access to affordable and quality healthcare, and reasonably priced accommodation, according to the chief executive of BOC Life.
“These aspirations of a generation with significant wealth now entering retirement are easily attainable, as the quality of cross-border healthcare services improves and the acceptance of Hong Kong retirees within China’s healthcare system and accommodation rises,” said Wilson Tang.
A recent survey sponsored by the Golden Age Foundation for BOC Life showed that 24 per cent of respondents were willing to retire outside Hong Kong, up from less than 5 per cent 10 years ago, he added.
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