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  • Crisis causes 32% to cut back on saving 

    Money concerns are now widespread across many income brackets
  • 4 in 10 gift money to help with rising cost of living

    Those helping grandchildren gave £15,000 on average, with 10% giving over £50,000.
  • Half UK savers expect to empty emergency savings

    Charles Stanley surveyed 2,086 UK adults between 9 June and 13 June
  • Inflation hits retirement plans of 3 in 4 over 55s

    Schroders Personal Wealth surveyed 1,000 UK adults on the impact of inflation
  • Client priorities shift amid cost-of-living crisis

    Steven Cameron, pensions director at Aegon
  • Pension savers triggering MPAA via withdrawals to cover cost of living

    Steve Webb, partner at LCP and former Pensions Minister
  • Financial resilience falls to 19 days

    Older workers had higher levels of financial reserves and were able to meet their expenses for an average of 99 days
  • 43% of 55-64-year olds struggling financially

    Alistair McQueen, head of savings and retirement at Aviva
  • FCA to assess financial resilience of firms

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  • 86% of early retirees consider return to work

    The ONS released its latest figures this morning for workers over the age of 50 who have left employment since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic
  • Two thirds of savers cutting back

    There are currently 1.9m households with no money left to save at the end of the month, an increase of 330,000 since 2020.
  • Advisers face ‘difficult client conversations’ over cash gifts

    Stephen Lowe of Just Group
  • Cost of living pressures hit Quilter inflows

    Quilter CEO Paul Feeney
  • 2.5m more struggling to pay bills since 2020

    Millions are worried about paying bills
  • Crisis forcing parents to bring forward wealth transfer plans

    Piggy bank and calculator
  • Consumers resistant to reducing pension contributions

    Jackie Leiper, chief executive of the Embark Group
  • 2 in 3 clients worried about investment volatility

    Canada Life surveyed 159 financial advisers during roadshow evets in September and October.
  • 1 in 5 investors dip into investments to help family

    AJ Bell surveyed 2,700 customers in December.
  • Cost of living crisis driving over 50s back to work

    The Office for National Statistics released its latest data this morning
  • FCA plans more support for squeezed consumers

    Sheldon Mills

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