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Coronavirus exposes cracks in Hongkongers retirement planning as health care costs and weak savings dominate worries, EIU survey finds

The Covid-19 pandemic has left most working adults in Hongkong fearing for their financial position and readiness for retirement, according to a survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit commissioned by HSBC Life Insurance. Some 98 per cent of Hongkongers expressed worries about ageing in the city, with medical and health care costs, insufficient savings and income security dominating their top concerns. Less than a quarter of them expect to have to spend 20 years or more in retirement. Among this group, only 16 per cent have made plans for more than 20 years of life without a salary. The annual online survey, conducted in June, targeted 600 people aged 30 to 70 in Hong Kong about their needs in preparing for older age. It was also supplemented by interviews with ageing-related non-government organisations or advocacy groups, academics and government bodies.

Ghost Breakers

Drama Paramount followed up its successful Bob Hope/Paulette Goddard co-starrer The Cat and the Canary (1939) by warming up another venerable old dark house stage play, Paul Dickey and Charles Goddard s The Ghost Breaker, pluralizing the title to accommodate both stars. This time Hope plays radio personality Lawrence L. Lawrence (the middle initial stands for Lawrence: My folks had no imagination) who has to flee New York to avoid being mistakenly arrested for murder. He and his manservant Alex (Willie Best) book passage on a Cuba-bound liner, where they meet lovely heiress Mary Carter (Paulette Goddard). She is heading to Cuba to take charge of her ancestral mansion, despite warnings from several sinister characters that to enter this haunted house will mean certain death. Appointing himself Mary s protector, Lawrence investigates the mansion on his own, thereby crossing the path of a zombie (Noble Johnson) and an apparently genuine ghost. He also meets the twin brother of the

CSRWire - Too Big to Fail: The Importance of the Global Ocean Economy

Too Big to Fail: The Importance of the Global Ocean Economy Too Big to Fail: The Importance of the Global Ocean Economy Experts discuss the importance of immediate international action to protect the world’s ocean - and how to best work with local communities to make this happen. Published 03-12-21 Submitted by Economist Events LONDON, March 12, 2021 /CSRwire/ – Industry leaders, policymakers, NGOs, academia and entrepreneurs came together at the eighth World Ocean Summit to share their insights on how to ensure that the world’s ocean is best preserved for future generations.  The event, which took place between March 1st - 5th is now available on-demand via this link free of charge. The event was the biggest ever - with more than 170 speakers participating in over 60 sessions which examined how to maximise the growth of marine renewable energy, how to tackle marine plastic pollution, how to introduce sustainable practices to fishing to conserve biodiversity and prote

Too big to fail: the importance of the global ocean economy

Too big to fail: the importance of the global ocean economy
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