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Hongkongers face retirement readiness gap despite self-sufficiency goals

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A recent survey indicates that while 90% of Hongkongers prioritize financial independence and self-sufficiency in old age, a significant gap exists in their preparedness. Only 52% are actively investing for retirement and care needs, and many are underprepared for healthcare costs and preventive check-ups. This lack of readiness highlights a disconnect between aspirations and actions regarding long-term financial and health security. AI

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Hongkongers face retirement readiness gap despite self-sufficiency goals

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Cheryl Arcibal ·

    Hongkongers aim for self-sufficiency in old age, but survey finds ‘clear readiness gap’

    While nine out of 10 Hongkongers aim to remain as self-sufficient as possible in their old age, they also expect 14 years of care dependency and 17 years of financial dependence, among the highest totals in Asia, according to survey results released on Monday. Based on the respon…

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