ING International Survey
Pensions and Long Term Savings
Q3 2012 - The ING International Survey on Pensions and Long Term Savings polled more than 12,000 people in 12 countries in Europe on a wide range of topics related to savings and retirement. It found Europe’s long term savings is in a relatively healthy state but with a warning on the horizon.
The picture for pensions is less encouraging, with financial comfort of retirees varying greatly and women and young people appearing to be particularly vulnerable.
Press releases
- InternationalDownloadSeptember 3, 2012"Women less prepared than men for retirement, ING survey shows; singles and Italian women among most vulnerable"
- InternationalDownloadAugust 21, 2012"Widespread worry in Europe about having enough money to retire, ING survey shows; fear most pronounced in Euro crisis hotspots Italy and Spain"
- BelgiumDownloadSeptember 3, 2012"Belg maakt zich net als andere Europeanen zorgen over pensioen"
- PolandDownloadAugust 29, 2012"Polacy nie odkładają dodatkowo na emeryturę - wynika z międzynarodowego badania ING"
- LuxembourgDownloadAugust 27, 2012"Selon le 3ième volet de l’ING International Survey, plus de la moitié des Luxembourgeois (57%) se demandent s’ils auront suffisamment d’argent au moment de prendre leur pension"
- ItalyDownloadSeptember 17, 2012"Ricerca Internazionale ING: un europeo su due è preoccupato per la pensione"
Want more? Take a look at these eZonomics articles based on the report
September 3, 2012
Some new facts about people in Europe and planning for the future are relevant to the age old debate…
the median age at which working age Europeans expect to retire. This compares to the median retirement…
August 21, 2012
The answer to the question “will we ever be able to retire?” seems to be “yes” for many people…
