preceding generation, a recent study
examines their perspectives about
preparing for retirement and living
the best life that they can during their
later years.
ment? How have their atti-
tudes about retirement shift-
ed in response to new reali-
ties? What do they expect
and worry most about?
What do they really think
about the longevity bonus
and rest of their life?
2013 Merrill Lynch Retire-
ment Study, conducted in
partnership with Age Wave, experts
on the aging population.
vey of more than 6,300 respondents
age 45 and older. Age Wave is the
nation's foremost thought leader on
population aging and its profound
business, social, healthcare, finan-
cial, workforce and cultural implica-
tions.
es to and thoughts about retirement,
such as:
Lynch. "Where guidance is needed
most is helping people understand
how all of these variables and deci-
sions work together over time. At
Merrill Lynch, we are developing a
new approach to help people careful-
ly consider nearly all aspects of their
life when planning for and living in
retirement, including health care
costs, family, giving, home, work, lei-
sure and finances."
8520.)
should live in retirement, as well as
the need to support adult children
and parents' housing and eldercare
needs.
retirement to know more about the
challenges and opportunities that lie
ahead, to gain greater clarity about
what they hope to achieve, and to
understand what is possible.
done" proposition," said David Tyrie,
head of Personal Wealth and Retire-
to Boomers than accumulating
wealth.
"longevity bonus" as a chance to ex-
plore new options, pursue old
dreams and live life to the fullest.
ty, and with many family
members struggling finan-
cially, balancing an individ-
ual's or couple's retirement
needs with the needs of par-
ents, siblings, children and
grandchildren is a growing
and complicated challenge.
meaning and safety in con-
ties and trusted guides.
dollars but in terms of new experi-
ences, peace of mind, helping family
and making a difference.
need for guidance, including:
top the list of retirement worries
even more so among the affluent.
feel insecure about their ability to
support a very long life.
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