The French, concerned about their retirement, are more likely to put money aside for their old age.
They are even now two out of three to save more for fear of seeing their standard of living drop, according to an Ipsos survey for the Circle of Savers published on Tuesday morning.
In detail, one in three future retirees (29%) now saves regularly for retirement.
This is 12 points more than a year ago.
And 34% of workers do it occasionally.
Only 37% of future retirees do not put any money aside for this purpose.
"It's a strong movement",
confirms Philippe Dupuy, president of the scientific council of the Circle of Savings and professor at EM Grenoble
.
“Individuals are more and more interested in retirement products.
They are fond of information on the subject, and in a context of high inflation and rising rates, they are asking questions about their allocations.
These concerns are the honey of investment products.calibrated…
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