Volume 12:
The Age Illusion

Articles in Volume 12

• Assessing the impact of the wealthy Nevertiree

  The older population should be seen as a driver of economic growth, but corporate and government attitudes towards ageing will continue to evolve over time.

  Read more

• Conclusions

  Working longer may make wealthy individuals feel financially more secure and more personally fulfilled. But it also raises a number of challenges for individuals, their families and society as a whole.

  Read more

• Executive Summary

  Most individuals want to keep on working in some form. But even if you don't plan a conventional retirement, you still need to plan for the future. Expect attitudes to continue to change.

  Read more

• Financing the third stage

  It's important to start thinking about this early. Radical changes to the sorts of financial products on offer seem unlikely, but taxes will play an increasingly important role in investment decisions.

  Read more

• How the wealthy are redefining their retirement

  The "Nevertiree" is becoming a global phenomenon, as individuals want to keep contributing to society. But wealth individuals may still need advice on how to move on to different roles.

  Read more

• Introduction

  For many, a conventional retirement may not be welcome. Worries about the unpredictability of financial returns are also encouraging many wealthy individuals to keep on working.

  Read more

• The problem of unpredictability

  Individuals become less confident that they can predict investment returns, the closer they get to the conventional retirement age. But financial planning is still necessary, as is clear thinking on succession issues.

  Read more

Back to top