Retire Smart
Research shows that people in their thirties who have a negative attitude towards growing old are more likely to suffer dementia and heart attacks later in life. People with a positive attitude live, on average, seven years longer.
Ageism is not just as pernicious as racism or misogyny - it’s damaging to your health.
Concerned about being too late to get involved in Bitcoin?
“At a pool party this summer, Johnnie Cooper climbed onto the diving board, executed a perfect dive, and then joined a raucous game of Marco Polo. The occasion? Her 90th birthday.” New York Times
Risks to Pensions and Financial Security
One pressing reason older generations should explore Bitcoin is the uncertain future of pensions. Pension schemes in the UK are increasingly under strain, and many pensioners find their income insufficient to live comfortably. The risk of governments reducing pensions further is real, especially as economic pressures mount. As governments continue to print money, your savings get eaten up by inflation.
Adding Bitcoin to your portfolio could serve as a hedge against these uncertainties. Bitcoin operates outside traditional financial systems, offering savings not relying on government decisions. This makes it a compelling option for those concerned about the long-term viability of state pensions.
While Bitcoin is often seen as something younger generations embrace, the numbers tell a different story. According to The Nakamoto Report, 12% of people in the US over 55 have already invested in Bitcoin.
You're Invited to Join BPUK
At BPUK, we are committed to creating a welcoming environment for everyone—regardless of age. We value the wisdom and experience that older generations bring to the table. Bitcoin is still in its early days, and there is plenty of room for growth and learning. You don’t have to be a tech expert to get started; we offer resources and a community to help guide you through the process.
