The report, Retirement Preparedness 2019 launched last month, indicated that at a paltry nine per cent, young people aged 18-24 and those aged 24-35 are the least prepared for retirement. Head of Consulting and Advisory Division at Zamara Group Anthony Kilavi, says young professionals are likely to talk about retirement out of spite for work. Start saving early Kilavi urges people to start planning about their retirement the moment they get their first job. Wameyo chips in: “You can start saving with the Sh100 you have or you can wait until you start getting Sh1,000 to start saving. “But how about spending the years of employment creating a career that won’t be dictated by stipulated retirement age?” he poses.

Source: Standard Digital August 31, 2020 10:31 UTC