Brazil prioritizes save money to have a comfortable retirement

According to the Global Investor research Pulse of BlackRock, the Brazilians put on the priority list save money to ensure a comfortable life in retirement. 30,500 people were heard in 20 Nations
"Despite the volatility that we saw in 2015, which we hope to continue this year, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that Latin Americans have remained positive and focused on the right things when it came to his financial future," said Armando Sangani, Executive Director, responsible for BlackRock in Latin America and Iberian countries.
The majority of Brazilians, 64% described their financial futures in positive terms, even with that number being less than 2014, the year he reached 77%. Even so, the percentage remained well above the global average of 56%. Similarly, 76% of them are confident that they are making the right decisions about their savings and investments, compared with 63% and 53% of Latin Americans and the global responders, respectively.
Of financial risks, the main worries are: the State of the economy cited by 62%; the high cost of living, by 55%; followed by increases in taxes (49%); inflation (48%) and political instability (46%).
Save to live comfortably in retirement was cited as the financial priority to the Brazilians after save money in General. More than half, 73%, are confident that they will be able to do it.