Third of advisers say longevity planning is 'increasingly complex' - research
Retirees worried about savings
“Life expectancy has grown substantially in the last 60 years and now one in 10 people will live to be 100" - Emma Watkins
A third (34%) of financial advisers have said helping clients plan ahead for their financial futures is becoming increasingly complex, research by Scottish Widows has found.
According to the research, which quizzed some 205 advisers, four-in-five (80%) said their clients underestimate how much they need to save in retirement, while more than half (56%) underestimate how long...
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