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Results of a new survey released by the Retirement Planning Council.

A new survey has revealed that one third of people approaching retirement are concerned about how they will spend their time after retiring.

Over the last number of years, there has been an increased focus on potential changes to the social welfare system and retirement age, including changes to the pension age, the planned ‘Auto Enrolment’ scheme, and the ‘Transition Pension’. Our course leader Paul Kenny looks at what this will mean for you - when will you retire and what your pension might look like.

57% of pre-retirees surveyed by the Retirement Planning Council have changed their retirement plans post-pandemic

Survey carried out by the Retirement Planning Council of Ireland.

As many people begin to plan for the future once again and to reignite plans put on hold during the pandemic, the RPC is advising those approaching retirement to consider their options and to plan for more than just the financial aspect of retirement.

RPC expert Sarah Keogh on the importance of protein in diets.

Start thinking about your retirement plan sooner rather than later.

The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists has COVID-19 advice.

The current coronavirus crisis that we are all living through presents an opportunity to take stock of our affairs.

Pensions Awareness Week Ireland (PAW) is back and bigger than ever! You can join us and over a dozen other contributors to help create a roadmap for your financial future.