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Cryptocurrencies Becoming A Popular Option To Fund Retirement
A survey of 11,000 adults by the Fed found that 12 per centof Americans dabbled in cryptocurrencies as an investment last year
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Increase Retirement Age In Phased Manner, Suggests Economic Survey
The Economic Survey 2019 has suggested an increase in retirement age in a phased manner, in view of the changing demography in the country. While India has a burgeoning younger population, the balance is set to change soon, especially in states that have a low birth rate. The survey says that in the 2030s, some states will "start transitioning to a...
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NASA Bids Goodbye To Planet-Hunting Kepler Space Telescope
NASA has decided to retire its Kepler space telescope that discovered more than 2,600 planets and ran out of fuel needed for further science operations.
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47% Of Working Indians Not Saving For Retirement: Survey
Even as financial security after retirement is valued more, a survey by HSBC has revealed that 47 per cent of working people in India have not started saving for their future or have stopped or faced difficulties while saving.
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61 Per Cent Indians Aged 45-Plus Want To Retire Within 5 Years: Survey
Nearly 61 per cent working population in India aged 45 plus want to retire in the next five years, with the majority saying work-related pressure is affecting their mental and physical health.
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Ben Carson Surges to Fore in US Republican Race: Polls
Step aside, Donald Trump. The brash billionaire must now share frontrunner status in the US Republican presidential nominations battle with retired neurosurgeon and fellow political outsider Ben Carson, fresh polling showed today.
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More Indians Prefer to Semi-Retire Before Hanging Up Boots: Survey
Over half of the working population in urban areas of the country will prefer cutting down on their working hours before completely retiring from jobs, according to a survey by HSBC.
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US Top Choice for Indians as Retirement Haven: Survey
Eyeing a better, more relaxed lifestyle and healthcare facilities, more than two in every five Indians want to move to another city or town after retirement, according to the findings of an HSBC survey.
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NRI investors from UAE eyeing polls: study
The survey titled 'The NRIs' Investment Inflows into India - A Pulse Study' stated that two-thirds of NRI respondents were optimistic that a new government will create conducive environment for investor-friendly retirement planning in India.
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IPL scandal: Probe judge's London visit was secretly surveyed, alleges Lalit Modi
Lalit Modi claims that Retired Justice Mukul Mudgal - in charge of investigating corruption in IPL - was the target of a covert and expensive surveillance which is a breach of UK's privacy laws.
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Cricketers feel depressed after retirement, reveals Australian survey
It found that 39 percent of participants experienced high levels of stress and anxiety for two weeks or more after retirement; 25 percent experienced depression or feelings of helplessness for periods of two weeks or more and 43 percent felt they had lost a sense of their identity after finishing their cricket career.
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Indians not saving enough for comfortable retirement: survey
Indian and Chinese employees are at risk of not saving enough for a comfortable retirement as they often put their money in short-term instruments that may not provide a long-term hedge to inflation, a Towers Watson survey said.
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As IPO approaches Twitter, attrition rate still an issue: survey
Retired schoolteacher Donald Hovasse signed up for Twitter about a year ago at the urging of his daughter. He lost interest after trying the service a few times and finding lots of celebrities but few of his friends using the online social network.
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Indians prefer to put their retirement savings into cash deposits: HSBC
More than half of working Indians in the age bracket of 55-64 years prefer to put their retirement savings into cash deposits, says an HSBC survey. Globally, only 21 per cent of respondents prefer the same, the survey said.
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Tata Group perceived to be India's best-known global brand: Survey
Days ahead of Ratan Tata's retirement, an Assocham survey said that the $100 billion Tata Group is perceived to be India's best-known global brand within and outside the country.
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Cryptocurrencies Becoming A Popular Option To Fund Retirement
A survey of 11,000 adults by the Fed found that 12 per centof Americans dabbled in cryptocurrencies as an investment last year
-
Increase Retirement Age In Phased Manner, Suggests Economic Survey
The Economic Survey 2019 has suggested an increase in retirement age in a phased manner, in view of the changing demography in the country. While India has a burgeoning younger population, the balance is set to change soon, especially in states that have a low birth rate. The survey says that in the 2030s, some states will "start transitioning to a...
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NASA Bids Goodbye To Planet-Hunting Kepler Space Telescope
NASA has decided to retire its Kepler space telescope that discovered more than 2,600 planets and ran out of fuel needed for further science operations.
-
47% Of Working Indians Not Saving For Retirement: Survey
Even as financial security after retirement is valued more, a survey by HSBC has revealed that 47 per cent of working people in India have not started saving for their future or have stopped or faced difficulties while saving.
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61 Per Cent Indians Aged 45-Plus Want To Retire Within 5 Years: Survey
Nearly 61 per cent working population in India aged 45 plus want to retire in the next five years, with the majority saying work-related pressure is affecting their mental and physical health.
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Ben Carson Surges to Fore in US Republican Race: Polls
Step aside, Donald Trump. The brash billionaire must now share frontrunner status in the US Republican presidential nominations battle with retired neurosurgeon and fellow political outsider Ben Carson, fresh polling showed today.
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More Indians Prefer to Semi-Retire Before Hanging Up Boots: Survey
Over half of the working population in urban areas of the country will prefer cutting down on their working hours before completely retiring from jobs, according to a survey by HSBC.
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US Top Choice for Indians as Retirement Haven: Survey
Eyeing a better, more relaxed lifestyle and healthcare facilities, more than two in every five Indians want to move to another city or town after retirement, according to the findings of an HSBC survey.
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NRI investors from UAE eyeing polls: study
The survey titled 'The NRIs' Investment Inflows into India - A Pulse Study' stated that two-thirds of NRI respondents were optimistic that a new government will create conducive environment for investor-friendly retirement planning in India.
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IPL scandal: Probe judge's London visit was secretly surveyed, alleges Lalit Modi
Lalit Modi claims that Retired Justice Mukul Mudgal - in charge of investigating corruption in IPL - was the target of a covert and expensive surveillance which is a breach of UK's privacy laws.
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Cricketers feel depressed after retirement, reveals Australian survey
It found that 39 percent of participants experienced high levels of stress and anxiety for two weeks or more after retirement; 25 percent experienced depression or feelings of helplessness for periods of two weeks or more and 43 percent felt they had lost a sense of their identity after finishing their cricket career.
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Indians not saving enough for comfortable retirement: survey
Indian and Chinese employees are at risk of not saving enough for a comfortable retirement as they often put their money in short-term instruments that may not provide a long-term hedge to inflation, a Towers Watson survey said.
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As IPO approaches Twitter, attrition rate still an issue: survey
Retired schoolteacher Donald Hovasse signed up for Twitter about a year ago at the urging of his daughter. He lost interest after trying the service a few times and finding lots of celebrities but few of his friends using the online social network.
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Indians prefer to put their retirement savings into cash deposits: HSBC
More than half of working Indians in the age bracket of 55-64 years prefer to put their retirement savings into cash deposits, says an HSBC survey. Globally, only 21 per cent of respondents prefer the same, the survey said.
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Tata Group perceived to be India's best-known global brand: Survey
Days ahead of Ratan Tata's retirement, an Assocham survey said that the $100 billion Tata Group is perceived to be India's best-known global brand within and outside the country.
