Only 28% of Brazilians Believe They Will Retire Until the Age of 60, Says Fenaprevi
7 Articles
7 Articles
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) is the main source of income expected by a large part of the population, but most do not know how much they will receive and believe that they will have to cut expenses in order to maintain themselves. Moreover, 59% of the workers who are still in the market would like to get out of work until the age of 60, however, only 28% believe that they will actually be able to stop working in this age grou…
About six in ten Brazilians would like to retire until the age of 60, but only 28% believe they will be able to meet this goal. The data are from the fourth edition of the Brazilians' perception of protection and planning, released on Wednesday (16) by the National Federation of Private Security and Life (Fenaprevi), during the XII
Three out of ten believe that they will not succeed and only have the benefit of INSS (Instituto Nacional do Seguro... The post Three out of ten Brazilians believe that they will not be able to retire before the age of 60 appeared first in Bem Paraná.
Research points to uncertainties about future income, low scope of private pension and contradiction between health care concerns and lack of financial protection
Research by the National Federation of Private Security and Life shows that only 9% of the population have a private security plan.
On the other hand, research indicates that only 28% say they will succeed; 11% believe they will never retire
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
