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More people needed for NSW retirement research

More participants are required to take part in the University of New South Wales (UNSW) retirement study. If you live in New South Wales, are retired or still working, you are invited to complete a 30 minute survey.

The research will be used to assist people with retirement counselling and recommend strategies for retirement planning.

Researchers thank those who have already participated. Visit http://www.productiveageing.com.au/site/involved.php for more information.

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