Nearly a quarter of people in their early 50s polled by Age
UK are afraid of falling on hard times and being forced out of their
homes. The charity says 23% of the 971
people they asked aged between 50 and 55 fear that they will not be able to
keep up mortgage payments or rent. Age UK says that
people in this age group should be at the peak of their earning power. But
instead, it says, they are beset with financial worries. Age UK said the figures painted a
"worrying picture" of tomorrow's pensioners. It said those in their early 50s were more
likely to be made redundant than younger workers, and it was harder for them to
get back into the workplace. Those who have already retired have been hit by
falling savings rates. Anyone with a private pension will also have found
annuity rates at a historic low. Read more on the BBC website.
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