Senior Citizens Need Retirement Income Without Burdening Their Children, Says KALSIS
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Many senior citizens in Malaysia need a stable income to finance their retirement and healthcare. They want to continue living independently in their own homes and do not wish to depend entirely on their children. This issue was raised by KALSIS, an organisation that focuses on the financial needs of senior citizens.
According to a CodeBlue report, many senior citizens face challenges in covering their living costs after retirement. Healthcare costs are also rising from time to time. Therefore, a reliable source of income is becoming very important for this group.
Adequate retirement income can help senior citizens maintain their independence. They can continue living in their own homes without having to burden their families with all the expenses. This situation can also reduce financial pressure on children who have their own responsibilities.
So far, the report emphasises the need to ensure that senior citizens have a secure and continuous income in the future. Further details about specific recommendations have not yet been fully disclosed in the available sources.
Sources: CodeBlue
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