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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Vicky Shaw

Women and 50-somethings ‘less likely than average to feel upbeat about finances’

Women and people aged in their 50s are less likely to be feeling positive about their finances for 2025 than the wider population, research commissioned by Aegon suggests (Dominic Lipinski/PA) - (PA Archive)

Women and people aged in their 50s are less likely to be feeling positive about their finances for 2025 than the wider population, research suggests.

Three-fifths (60%) of people are feeling positive overall about their finances in 2025, up from just over half (52%) who felt this way going into 2024, according to a survey commissioned by pensions and investments business Aegon.

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