Baby boomers face a financial crunch, with figures revealing almost half of workers over 60 won't have enough money to fund the lifestyle they want in retirement.
Baby boomers face a financial crunch, with figures revealing almost half of workers over 60 won’t have enough money to fund the lifestyle they want in retirement.
As many as 49 per cent of the still-employed generation aged 60 to 80 are not expected to reach their retirement goals, according to research for The Mail on Sunday.
Working longer and tapping home equity can help boost retirement readiness, but the strategies aren't accessible to everyone.
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Britain’s sandwich generation sees retirement slide further away
