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A recent survey from Royal London has indicated that four in ten (40%) of Irish people say their health will be their main focus in 2016.
The nationwide survey of 1,000 people found that health is by far people’s biggest priority (40%) while money is their biggest worry (46%).
The protection experts at Royal London say that it’s also no surprise that people are making health a bigger priority as they get older. Twenty seven per cet of 18 to 34 year olds say they’ll be focusing on it this year which jumps to 42% of those aged 35 to 54 years old and increased to 58% of those aged over 55.
Nearly a quarter (24%) of all male respondents said their career will be their main focus in 2016, compared with just 17% of women.
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