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07 December 2008

Is now a good time to start a pension aged 50+?

this was posed as your weekly question but aimed at 24 yr olds why? many of us thought the state would provide our pensions.....but it seems that will not happen AND we'll have to work until 70 due to older populations and better life expectancy etc. So what do we do and have we missed the boat in our 40's, 50's or even 60 as a time to invest? Property was seen as the best investment but in the current market think credit crunch aka recession call it what it is humbug to political correctness;its beginning to look like all is lost......

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