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40% of Irish adults lack confidence in retirement savings, with major age and regional gaps.
A new survey by Spry Finance finds 40% of Irish adults lack confidence in having enough money for a comfortable retirement, up from 38% the previous year, with significant generational and regional divides.
Adults aged 35 to 54 show the lowest confidence at 43%, citing financial pressures, while under-35s remain most optimistic at 61%.
Perceptions of retirement age vary widely, from 58 among young adults to 74 among those over 65.
Urban residents view retirement earlier than rural residents, and regional differences in expected retirement age persist across counties.
Experts warn current retirement systems may not support longer lifespans amid ongoing cost-of-living challenges.
El 40% de los adultos irlandeses no confía en los ahorros para la jubilación, con grandes diferencias por edad y por regiones.