
Most South Africans can only afford to retire at 80, says Sanlam
Employer interventions, including automatic contribution increases and making finance advice more accessible, are required to bridge the retirement age gap.
Employer interventions, including automatic contribution increases and making finance advice more accessible, are required to bridge the retirement age gap.
Old Mutual’s Andrew Davison highlights why the two-pot system could lead to better retirement outcomes – and what trustees and advisers need to consider to make it happen.
Financial advisers warn that even small withdrawals can significantly erode retirement income over time.
In September, Sanlam received more than 83 000 withdrawal claims, with most coming from members aged 35 to 44, many of whom had a replacement ratio below 50%.
Financial advisers should understand the broader implications on tax planning, retirement savings, and investment strategies to guide their clients effectively.
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