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Topic- Economics of aging
Investments and pensions provide income for over 50% of older Canadians
Data retrieved from the 2011 National Household Survey in Canada showed that just over half of 65+ adults (51.8%) reported having investment income, accounting for over 10% of their total income.
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Trillion dollar cost of illness in developing countries
The cost of noncommunicable diseases in China and India was estimated using an economic model.
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Boomers give the most to charity
During the recession, fundraisers in nonprofit organizations faced difficult challenges. A new survey among donors in the United States explored trends in charitable giving.
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Long-term care costs are rising
Several life insurance companies in the United States track the costs of long-term care. When looking at their results, which are generally consistent, be aware that the licensing or registration requirements vary from state to state as do provided services.
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In the UK, older people more satisfied with incomes
A component of the UK Household Longitudinal Study, Understanding Society is an annual survey of people living in 40,000 households in the United Kingdom.
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Household wealth in Great Britain best in Middle Ages
For an analysis of data from the Wealth and Assets survey conducted in Great Britain (2008-2010), household wealth was defined as the combination of net property wealth, net financial wealth, physical wealth and private pension wealth. Overall, household wealth for people 45 years and older was higher than it was for households with children or young adults.
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