Greg Neilson discusses the impact cognitive ageing has on older consumers' ability to engage with financial services and how annuities have a key role to play in later life planning
Pension freedoms changed how consumers interact with their pensions but what does this mean for older consumers when it comes to making choices? In 2017, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) commissioned research agency the Big Window to conduct an extensive review into the Ageing Mind, as part of its Ageing Population project. The purpose of the review was "to provide a good working overview of the entire spectrum of cognitive factors that could affect the way in which older consumers engage with financial services". From a retirement perspective, the good news is that financial ...
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