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IFPHK Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index
2022
118.8
Compared to 2021
1.4
The Institute of Financial Planners of Hong Kong (IFPHK) has released in June the third “Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index” (Retirement Index) since its first launch in 2020. The Index has slightly increased by 1.4, with respondents spending $13,800 monthly and up by $300 compared to last year.
2021
IFPHK Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index 2021
Up by 20 Per Cent Retirees’ Average Spend at HK$13,465 Per Month
Estimate the Need to Save HKD4 Million for Retirement
The Institute of Financial Planners of Hong Kong (IFPHK) released the first “Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index” (Retirement Index) today. Taking 2020 as the baseline year and 100 as the basis point, the 2021 Index surged to 117.4, up by 17.4%. According to the Index, respondents spend HKD13,465 monthly, up by HKD$2,000 compared to HKD11,467 in 2020.
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2020
IFPHK Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index 2020
Retirees’ Average Spend at HK$11,500 Per Month Amid Pandemic
Aging Society and Fewer Children Underline the Need to Expand Passive Income Sources
The Institute of Financial Planners of Hong Kong (IFPHK) have recently commissioned a professional research institute to conduct a research on the actual expenses of the retirees in Hong Kong. The findings reveal that the COVID-19 have casted a substantial drop on retirees’ travelling and dining-out expense, with their actual monthly expense averaging HK$11,500.
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2022
IFPHK Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index 2022
External Economic Condition Affects Income Replacement Rate
Only One-Fifth of Respondents Have Arranged the “Three Instruments of Peace”
The Institute of Financial Planners of Hong Kong (IFPHK) has released in June the third “Hong Kong Retirement Expense Index” (Retirement Index) since its first launch in 2020. The Index has slightly increased by 1.4, with respondents spending $13,800 monthly and up by $300 compared to last year.
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