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  1. HSBC Insurance is expanding the beneficiary definitions of its life insurance policies to reflect a broader range of committed and familial relationships as the society is evolving. This is part of HSBC Insurance’s customer-centric initiative to enhance overall customer experience and accessibility to life insurance products.

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    • Dr Vivian Lou
    • Fiona Nott
    • Old support the young
    • Enablers of productive ageing
    • Financial literacy and poor planning
    • Exhibit 8: Obstacles to productive ageing
    • Exhibit 9: Social concerns around ageing
    • Exhibit 10: Covid-19 is taking a toll on ageing preparedness
    • Medical considerations
    • Exhibit 12: I have enough monetary reserves to cover future unexpected medical expenses for myself and spouse
    • Dr. Vivian Lou
    • 1. Preparing for productive ageing
    • 2. Education on retirement planning
    • 3. Caregiving

    Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing The University of Hong Kong “It is alarming to observe that one of four participants reported an intention to quit their job to take care of family members when in need. Let’s join hands to develop solutions to support working caregivers to balance work and caregiving roles.”

    Chief Executive Oficer, The Women’s Foundation “The gender diferences in the findings have serious implications for women. Gender biases at work adversely afect women’s career advancement and earnings while traditional social roles at home may mean women rely on their spouses to make financial decisions. All of this contributes to their potential ...

    With an older but still healthy demographic, the traditional notion of the old age dependency ratio is not necessarily relevant to Hong Kong. This is because older people are often still supporting their children and/or grandchildren. The cost of living in Hong Kong is high and senior citizens’ support for younger generations is a strong enabler fo...

    Productive ageing cannot happen in a void. The elderly need to feel secure financially, happy socially and medically healthy. This enables them to pursue any activity or work, and be able to contribute. Besides, they are in far better health than the generations that preceded them. We explore the fundamental pillars that enable productive ageing— f...

    While Hong Kong has a Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) in place, it is not really a forced pension system such as Singapore’s Central Provident Fund. At present, Hong Kong residents can withdraw the money in their MPF accounts upon retirement in a lump sum, in instalments or maintain it for investment purposes. But Dr Lam says that “MPF contributions...

    Lack of retirement funding Lack of support from my society/community Lack of knowledge of retirement/ financial planning Ageism (prejudice against old people) Lack of support from family Others, please specify Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit go on to spend this sizeable chunk elsewhere instead of maintaining it for retirement. In his view, ...

    I have no social concerns around ageing Others, please specify Boredom Lack of family support Psychological wellbeing Being alone/ social isolation Lack of supportive environment for healthy/active ageing Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit

    Positive impact No impact Negative impact Not applicable Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit pandemic, particularly as they have been forced to stay within their homes and not allowed to socialise with others, or even meet family. Even before the covid-19 outbreak, the Hong Kong government had been taking steps to address isolation and improve ...

    Good health plays an important role in being productive. But staying healthy can be an expensive afair. Hong Kong’s medical cost

    Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit sustainability of the public hospital system. At this moment, about 60% of hospital beds are occupied by older adults,” he says. “Going forward, the share of beds occupied by older adults will only increase and the current rate of increase in medical and healthcare spending is unlikely to address the pot...

    Director, Sau Po Centre on Ageing, The University of Hong Kong

    Legislation should consider protecting employees against age discrimination which includes being deliberately overlooked for promotions or forced into retirement. This would help alleviate concerns around financial security and mental well-being of older employees. Similarly, work with employers to understand the benefits of, and promote best prac...

    Government, businesses and NGOs may work together to promote early public education on retirement planning, particularly among populations – like women and other marginalised groups – who experience social and cultural factors that may make them more financially vulnerable later in life.

    For caregivers who find balancing the job and caregiving needs, we must advocate innovative solutions, to support these individuals as society as a whole. Legislation should consider recognising the needs of caregivers regarding access to information, income, employment, and training as well as respect and emotional support. For working caregivers,...

  4. Eligible HSBC staff can now enjoy discount 1 up to 50% on the first year premium when both you and your family members all apply successfully for an HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance Scheme Flexi Plan (“VHIS Flexi Plan”) at the same time on or before 30 Apr 2021 and an extra 10% premium discount at renewal for the 1 st to 9 th policy anniversary.

  5. The Future of Retirement – Hong Kong Report. Learn more. HSBC Insurance offers a series of retirement protection plans, including the Income Goal Insurance Plan, EarlyIncome Annuity Plan, and the newly launched HSBC Wealth Goal Insurance Plan.

  6. retailbank.hsbc.com.hk › en › mobile-banking-masterclassHSBC HK | Budget | HSBC HK

    'Budget' is a personal financial management (PFM) tool in the HSBC HK App that helps you to understand where your money is going. You can easily track your spending and receive data-driven personal insights on how to manage your money, directly from the App.