Hong Kong workers expect AI to make retirement less predictable, T. Rowe Price survey finds
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A T. Rowe Price survey of 1,004 Hong Kong residents aged 30 and above found 55 per cent expect AI-driven disruption to make their retirement path less predictable than earlier generations'. Only one in five said they feel financially prepared, and 61 per cent of respondents aged 30 to 39 expect a rockier path.
Raymond Chan, head of Greater China intermediary distribution at T. Rowe Price, says retirement is becoming "less of a single point in time and more of a journey."
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AIA T. Rowe Price survey of 1,004 Hong Kong residents aged 30 and above found 55 per cent expect AI-driven disruption to make their retirement path less predictable than previous generations' paths. Only one in five said they feel financially prepared, and 61 per cent of those aged 30 to 39 expect a rockier road. Raymond Chan, head of Greater China intermediary distribution at T. Rowe Price, said retirement is becoming "less of a single point in time and more of a journey."
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