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Investors expect to retire three years earlier than non-investors, says survey by YouGov and ADDX

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 4 min read
Investors expect to retire three years earlier than non-investors, says survey by YouGov and ADDX
The survey also found that there's a gender gap in investment behaviours and valuing different sources of investment advice.
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Investors are expecting to retire three years earlier than non-investors on average, according to a survey by YouGov and ADDX.

The survey, which polled members of the YouGov PLC panel individuals from Singapore, London (UK), Hong Kong and Frankfurt (Germany), added that the gap is more pronounced. In this case, investors with allocations to private market assets expect to retire nine years earlier than non-investors.

According to the poll, investors expect to retire at around 59.2 years of age while non-investors expect to retire at 62.1 years. Investors who invest in private markets expect to retire at 53.5 years of age.

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