Introducing tips and guidance to help you get financially fitter for retirement.
Important information - the value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up so you may get back less than you invest.
Retirement these days looks different for each of us. You may want to take a break for a few years before finding a new avenue to pursue. Or, like 52% of people we surveyed*, you may be planning to work in retirement. Or, you may simply want to spend more time with the family.
Whatever your retirement looks like, we’re here to help. So, with that in mind, we’ll be looking into all the ways we can support you as you prepare for the next stage in life – no matter what route you choose to take.
On this page, you’ll find information about all things retirement – whether you’re planning for it or living it already. After all, 61% of people feel retirement planning is too hard to do on their own*. So let’s explore what your retirement might look like, together.
However your retirement plans are shaping up, we’ve identified four small but important steps that can help you make the most of your pension. Discover a retirement that works for you and explore your options today.
Stuart Lewis, CEO of Rest Less, a digital community for the over 50s and Maike Currie, Fidelity Investment Director talk about what you can do now to get a better handle on your retirement finances.
Watch time: 4 mins 57 seconds
The ins and outs, costs and plans
In this in-depth article, we explore four small steps that could help you make the most of your money, both now and in your retirement. Helping you take control of today.
Make sure that you and your family are taken care of should the worst happen.
Fidelity Global Retirement Survey 2019
Many people across the globe face financial uncertainty. With a lot to process, you may be worried about your job, your family and what this means for your long-term retirement savings. You are not alone. We have put together list of helpful questions and answers tp help you manage your pension through uncertain times, and you can stay up to date with our latest expert news and insights on global markets and investing.
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*The Fidelity Global Retirement Survey 2019
The survey population consisted of respondents with the following qualifying conditions: individuals aged 20-75 years old; working full time or part time or have spouse working full time or part time; not retired; expecting to retire someday; with or without retirement savings; the main financial decision maker or equal joint main financial decision maker in the household; a minimum household income of United States: $20,000 annually; United Kingdom: £10,000 annually; Germany: #20,000 annually; Hong Kong: HK$15,000 monthly; Japan: ¥3,000,000 annually; Canada: CA$10,000 annually. The research and analysis were completed for the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and Canada. Data collection was completed in partnership with Ipsos, a global market and opinion research specialist, who collected and collated data for each region in September 2019.
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