Employees over 45 'face the brunt' of cost of living crisis

Research from the insurer's fourth Age of Ambiguity study found that four in five (79%) surveyed employees were more concerned about the cost of living crisis and its affect on wellbeing.  Due to the economic crisis, 34% of respondents said they no longer feel prepared for unforeseen life circumstances such as accidents, serious illness, or redundancy that could affect their income and living situation. In addition, three-quarters (75%) of surveyed employees who have experienced a reduction in their income because of the crisis have seen stress levels rise. Meanwhile, half (50%) of...