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Age old attitudes?
 — planning for retirement, means-testing, inheritance and informal care
Author(s)Laura Edwards, Sue Regan, Richard Brooks
Corporate AuthorInstitute for Public Policy Research - IPPR
PublisherInstitute for Public Policy Research - IPPR, London, 2001
Pages80 pp
SourceIPPR, 30-32 Southampton Street, London WC2E 7RA.
KeywordsPensions ; Means testing ; Assets [elderly] ; Informal care ; Attitude ; Retirement policy ; Social surveys.
AnnotationIPPR's project on "A new contract for retirement", of which this research is a part, aims to look at both pensions and long-term care policy, to set out a sustainable policy settlement. For this report, primary qualitative research was conducted to understand public attitudes on three issues linked to public policy in retirement: means-testing in relation to pensions and long-term care; giving or receiving an inheritance; and expectations about caring for others in old age. The research sought the views of three different generations: over 75s, ages 50-65, and ages 30-45. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-020516214 B
ClassmarkJJ: JF4C: JD: P6: DP: G5: 3F

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