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‘The
State of Ageing in 2019’ brings together public data across four crucial areas: work and finances, housing, health and communities.
It reveals vast differences in how people experience ageing depending on factors such as where they live, how much money they have or what sex or ethnicity they are.
Today’s least well-off over 50s face far greater challenges than their wealthier peers and are more likely to die younger, become sicker earlier and fall out of work due to ill health.
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