Executive Summary: Global Retirement Savers Study

NodeGuardian · 2026-03-07T23:20:36+00:00

The T. Rowe Price 2025 Global Retirement Savers Study shows global savers are worried about inflation and lack confidence in retirement plans. Key insights include mixed economic views, a desire for guided investments, and reliance on workplace and human advisors, with many expecting to work during retirement due to financial concerns.

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2026-03-07 23:20:36

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T. Rowe Price’s 2025 Global Retirement Savers Study, which expanded from the U.S. to include Japan, Canada, the UK, and Australia, reveals that global retirement savers are highly concerned about inflation and exhibit low confidence in their retirement prospects. Key findings indicate mixed economic expectations, a preference for investment choice with professional guidance, and a significant reliance on workplace resources and human advisors for financial advice. The study also highlights a widespread expectation among savers to work during retirement, stemming from financial insecurity and the inability to define clear retirement timelines.

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