Generation X 'unrealistic' by relying on property to fund retirement

James Phillips
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Nearly half (47%) of 35 to 54-year-olds plan to use property to fund their retirement lifestyles, with some anticipating this despite not yet owning their own home.

Across the UK, more than one in ten (11%) in this age group plan to use property they do not yet own to finance their retirement, with reliance higher in the east of England (14%), London (13%), an...

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