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“Why people over the age of 55 are the new problem generation”
I suspect that many a ‘boomer’ might be pleased with the ‘problem generation’ label. When they were teen- or twenty-somethings, their parents’ generation may well have either despaired of them or worried about the world into which they were emerging as adults; it will ever be thus.
“HMRC: ‘digitalising tax process could close gap’”
You, like a majority of both taxpayers and accountants, may have been sweating and cursing over a keyboard last week to submit a last-minute tax return. Many by the end of that accursed process will have been shouting ‘bring back paper!’, a vain and pointless hope, I’m afraid.
“Fewer than one quarter of advisers’ clients are under 45”
Thirty or more years ago, the opposite was the case, and a majority of clients were, if not under 45, then certainly below retirement age; in the ‘accumulation’ rather than ‘decumulation’ phase, in current fin servs jargon, saving fof rather than spending in retirement.