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Demand for retirement advice increases in pandemic
By Sonia Rach 2
nd March 2021 9:51 am
Approximately 40 per cent of advisers said demand for retirement advice has increased during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Research by Aegon and Next Wealth found that retirement advice accounts for an average of 58 per cent of adviser businesses. This is expected to rise to 63 per cent in the next three years.
The report, titled Managing Lifetime Wealth: retirement planning in the UK, surveyed more than 200 advisers and conducted in-depth interviews.
It revealed that roughly 55 per cent of advisers agree the pandemic has caused clients to think more about their health and longevity, while others pointed out that many had re-evaluated their priorities as a result or started retirement earlier due to a loss of work.
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