Young people are the most proactive pension savers 

The Second 50: How It’s Changing Our Relationship with Retirement  For many people approaching or already in their 50s, retirement no longer means stopping work on a fixed date and riding off into the sunset. Instead, it’s becoming a more flexible, personal and evolving phase of life.  As responsibilities increase and life expectancy stretches further, the idea of a “clean break” from work feels less realistic—and often less attractive. The Second 50 is reshaping how people think about work, money and what retirement really means.  Retirement is no longer a single moment  Research into life after 50 shows a clear shift in attitudes:  Rather than asking “When do I retire?” many people are now asking: “When does work become optional?” 

Purpose has lately become a buzzword for investors and companies. Whether ‘mission-oriented’ investing excites you or makes you want to run for the hills, aligning your wealth with your values and interests can bring rich rewards. Give and grow Historically, wealthy people wanting to make a difference have done so through philanthropy. In response to major challenges from climate change to poverty, some billionaires have devoted large chunks of their wealth to finding and funding worthy causes. Many wealthy families are motivated simply by a desire to make a positive difference in the world. However, doing good does not always mean compromising returns; with the rise of impact investing, more