Retirement Investment Reimagined: Schroders Hong Kong Retirement Survey 2024
We surveyed 1,000 non-retired Hongkongers to find more about retirement planning – their expectations, attitudes and challenges faced.Retirement readiness & investment
61% of non-retired Hongkongers surveyed have a retirement plan in place but a majority say they face challenges when planning for financial needs for retirement.
Pre- and post-Covid attitudes
They express an increasing sense of urgency post-Covid to support various needs and expenses in retirement.
How do Hongkongers see retirement planning?
Roger Lau, Schroders’ Head of Retirement Business for Hong Kong, highlights key findings from the survey.
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About the survey
Schroders commissioned global market research firm Ipsos to conduct an independent online survey of 1,000 non-retired Hong Kong MPF scheme members from 27 February to 11 March 2024.