Overview- Look at expanding your approach to flexibility - consider phased retirement and other strategies for flexible working for more tenured workers.
- Strengthen financial wellness of your workforce - consider financial education guidelines such as the Fidelity Global Retirement Savings Guidelines.
- Bolster retirement readiness - engage in conversations about retirement readiness with employees of all age groups–not just more mature workers.
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Retirement
Determining current retirement timelines and changes to planned retirement ages and understanding employees’ approach to financial planning and advice.
Featured findings
Retirement readiness remains a global financial goal
The majority (95%) of workers surveyed across the globe state that being financially comfortable in retirement is a long-term goal.
Low confidence in achieving financial comfort in retirement
Despite being ranked highly as a goal, confidence in achieving this goal has dropped to 62% compared to 67% in 2021. This issue seems particularly pressing for respondents identifying as female with only 59% feeling confident compared to 66% of those identifying as male.
Retirement age horizons increase
22% of individuals aged over 50 are now planning to retire later than expected. Of workers who said they plan to retire later than expected 44% say this is because they haven't saved enough for retirement.
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Source: The Fidelity Global Sentiment Survey 2022.
Actions for Employers to consider
More retirement insights
Interested in exploring more? Download our infographics below for a deeper dive into the survey's retirement findings.
2022 retirement insights
Want to find out more about the 2022 retirement findings? Read this year’s full insights by downloading our PDF below.
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More key findings
Work
Understanding employees’ needs from their employer regarding benefits and financial wellness and understanding take up of, and changes to, equity plans.
Well-Being
Understanding the emotional intensity experienced by people in the previous months and evaluating people’s well-being across finances, health, work and life.
Financial habits
Assessing financial and investing confidence, as well as current financial habits related to spending, saving and debt.
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Global Employer Survey 2021 retirement findings