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Changing Landscape Of Retirement Planning In India
Outlook
|February 11, 2025
Retirement planning in India is undergoing a fundamental shift, driven by changing demographics, evolving aspirations, and increasing financial awareness.
Our recent Retirement Reimagined report reveals that 77 per cent of Indians have already begun planning for their retirement, with the average starting age of 33 years. This indicates a growing realisation that financial preparedness is essential to achieving long-term security and well-being.
However, challenges persist. Despite increased awareness, many individuals continue to delay planning due to procrastination, financial constraints, and a lack of understanding.
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