"Our new research found that a sizeable minority of people in their 60s are likely without health, income, pensions or savings that they need. So the result is that they face exclusion from the labour market, so they have to engage with the welfare system, often for the first time."

What is life like for people in their 60s today? We’re publishing the first two reports in our 'A Tale of Two 60s' series, shining a light on the challenges many face in their 60s.

Centre for Ageing Better@ageingbetter.bsky.social · last mo.

Today we publish our ‘A Tale of Two 60s’ research which shines a light on how life has changed for people aged 60-69 over the past two decades and how a large minority are living precariously in their later life.