Rock stars who’ve actually made it to retirement age have become great examples of the ‘why retire at 60/65/70 or even 75’ trend. Many healthy enough to carry on working can’t and won’t be able to afford to retire, of course, with the death of final salary pensions, shrinking state benefits and low savings rates. Not a problem for Sirs Elton, Mick and the rest of the Stones, whose old-age working lives are, I would guess, pretty cosseted. But how refreshing that the sponsors of both’s most recent tours are not Coca Cola or MacDonalds, but a retirement income charity. Next thing you know, they’ll stop dying their hair.
This month’s Interview: Nigel Clarke – Protection Specialist
Join us as we speak with John Butterworth, independent financial adviser at Philip James Financial Services. We learn about John’s background and talk about savings, investments, and how we can help manage your pension.
