I am still few Italians who turn to a financial advisor.
According to a recent survey conducted by Gfk only nine Italians out 100 They resort to the advice of an expert, while the 37% Trust of friends and non-professional acquaintances. The majority of respondents keep their savings bank account.
The survey was carried out between June and July 2016, then in a moment in which, interest paid on current accounts were already low and / or zero. All this clashes with one another since: the 57% of Italians are worried about not having saved enough to meet their own needs when he retires.
Here comes in a recent research Schroders global investors study conducted on a sample of 20.000 investors, which only 1.000 italiani, according to which where the 59% claims of wanting to compare with a counselor before running the next investment. Seven out of ten Italians They would like to have more freedom in choosing how to invest pension contributions. The 70% It is aware of the problems confronted in public pension and welfare systems. But a 10% the Italian remains convinced that, despite the difficulties the state will be able to fulfill their goals on pensions provision. In general the 32% Sample invests with the objective of integrating the pension income while a 45% It indicates the goal of obtaining an additional income compared to the salary.
Il consulente finanziario della famiglia. Casa e mutui. Tasse. Investimenti. Pensions
clearly, the use of a seasoned pro, It varies according to what the role of financial advisor is widespread in the country of residence.
Alex Gaetani