LIFE BEYOND WORK
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Exploring generational perspectives on retirement
Welcome to this five-part docu-series, where we delve into the diverse ways in which different generations are thinking and planning for retirement. This insightful series offers a comprehensive look into the unique challenges and aspirations that shape each generation's approach to life beyond work.
Guiding us through this journey is Dr. Eliza Filby, a renowned generations expert and social historian. With her extensive knowledge and engaging interviewing style, Dr. Filby brings a wealth of insight into the conversation, helping us understand the broader context of each generation's retirement planning.
Steve: Gen X
Generation X, born between 1965 and 1980, is characterised by their independence and resilience. Having witnessed the shift from a manufacturing-based economy to a digital one, Gen Xers are adept at adapting to change. Steve shares his insights on balancing work and family life, the importance of financial planning, unexpected financial hiccups, and his vision for a fulfilling retirement.
Tito: Gen Z
Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is the most digitally connected and socially conscious generation. Tito covers the financial and social pressures faced by his peers, his attitude to money and the role it plays in his life. He also discusses how in today's digital age, social media platforms have become powerful tools for influencing his generations investment decisions.
The roundtable
In this final episode, all interviewees come together for a roundtable discussion, joined by Richard Parkin, Head of Retirement at BNY Investments and moderated by Dr. Eliza Filby. This engaging conversation explores the similarities and differences in savings and retirement planning across generations, offering a comprehensive view of the future of retirement.
Educational resources
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Macroeconomic
A look at the tale of tariffs for the first half of 2025 and how this might be impacting markets in the UK.
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Retirement
Have you considered how you would like to spend your retirement, and how much it might cost? It’s a tricky question to answer, but Pensions UK in conjunction with Loughborough University has created the Retirement Living Standards1 framework to help you answer exactly that! When considering how much you will need, Pensions UK has categorised the cost of retirement into three possible standards of living – minimum, moderate and comfortable.
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Macroeconomic
Downside risk, you may have heard of it but do you know what it is? We explain the what, who, why, when and where of downside risk and how it might impact your retirement planning. Find out more.
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Retirement
Facing retirement can be overwhelming for many. Despite the excitement of slowing down to enjoy a life free of work-related responsibilities – it also creates a lot of upheaval in a person’s life and routine. Amongst the many questions that arise – how can I begin to plan my finances in retirement? – is a common query. To answer this, it can be helpful to divide your retirement finances into four separate pots.
Investor resources
Investor Zone
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Glossary
Use our glossary of terms to help guide you through your investment journey.
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News and insights
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Macroeconomic
A look at the tale of tariffs for the first half of 2025 and how this might be impacting markets in the UK.
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Equities
A lot has been mentioned in the financial media around whether the UK is a good place to invest. Newton’s David Cumming outlines some of the reasons he thinks UK companies are providing investment opportunities.
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Multi-asset
We asked experts across three of our investment firms about the key themes that could be shaping the economy in the second half of 2025 and how they believe their asset classes may fare.
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Retirement
Have you considered how you would like to spend your retirement, and how much it might cost? It’s a tricky question to answer, but Pensions UK in conjunction with Loughborough University has created the Retirement Living Standards1 framework to help you answer exactly that! When considering how much you will need, Pensions UK has categorised the cost of retirement into three possible standards of living – minimum, moderate and comfortable.