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Countries. — thank you for having me. in most countries, people _ thank you for having me. in most countries, people are _ thank you for having me. in most countries, people are not - thank you for having me. in most countries, people are not left i thank you for having me. in most countries, people are not left on | countries, people are not left on their own to fund their old age. there is often a state pension. regular payments from the government to help people pay their bills. those gover...

Shocks. since the second world war, global life expectancy has risen steadily while birth rates fall. in 2019, before the pandemic, the average person was expected to lead 72.8 years but, by 2050, the un reckons that that will have risen to 77.2. it means a growing strain on each person who is economically contributing to society. in 2019, each 100 supported 16/65 but by 2050 thatis each 100 supported 16/65 but by 2050 that is forecast to nearly double to 28. as you can see, europe and north ame...

Hello everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly. lets take a look at what is on the show. can we really afford to get old? ageing populations mean a rise in pensions and health care costs but, with government struggling for cash, who is going to pay? it is the problem at the heart of this years protests with other countries facing similar challenges. well living standards need to step can change keep us comfortable in our senior years? i am going to discuss all of this with these...

Haneke, thank you very much indeed forjoining us on the programme. thank you for having me. in most countries, people arent left on their own to fund their old age. theres often a state pension, regular payments from the government to help people pay their bills. those governments also find themselves on the hook for health care, as well as funding other needs for the elderly. all that is funded by the taxes we all pay. but there are growing concerns. therejust isnt enough coming in. something i...

Traditionally, one of the most common ways of saving for old age has been pensions, where workers put aside some of their cash for their later years. but one forecast for the six biggest savings systems which are the us, uk, japan, netherlands, canada and australia expects a $221; trillion funding gap by 2050, meaning there simply wont be enough money to fund the lifestyles people in those countries are expecting. many countries are in the process of increasing retirement ages, but as you can se...

Hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, tanya beckett. lets take a look at whats on the show. can we really afford to get old? ageing populations mean rising pensions and health care costs, but with governments struggling for cash, who is going to pay? its the problem at the heart of this yea r�*s protests in france, with other countries facing similar challenges. will living standards need to slip or can change keep us comfortable in our senior years? im goin...

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Millions face looking after ill or frail elderly parents and may have to give up work to be a full-time carer.

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