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Three ways retirement in UAE will change beyond recognition

By Will Grahame-Clarke, 10 Oct 17

Retirement in the sunny UAE looks set to change beyond recognition according to research by Old Mutual International and Quilter Cheviot.


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Researchers spoke to investors living in the UAE who use the services of a professional to invest in the stock market and found a sea change in expectations.

The 130 qualifying respondents where investors with a minimum of US$50,000 (£37,870 €42,345) invested from a cross section of expats, NRIs and GCC Nationals.

The survey touched on clients’ expectations of their retirement, where they plan to live and the gratuity payments scheme.

The analysis discovered three ways the clients see their retirement unlike any generation before them.

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