Two-thirds of workers expect recession to delay retirement plans
Most employees expect to delay their retirement as a result of the recession, Aon Consulting research reveals.
The consultant's survey of more than 4000 workers showed that 64% believe the recession will delay their retirement plans and 19% envisage having to work between six and nine years longer. It said the...
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