Prudential reports two in five (40 per cent) people planning to retire this year would be
happy to work past 65 if they had the chance.
Prudential's Class of 2012 study, which looks at the finances and
expectations of those planning to retire this year, shows that 48 per
cent of men and 32 per cent of women would be happy to continue working
past the standard retirement age.
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