Amundi study finds savers keep too much cash as fear of losses delays investing

By Public Technologies
  • Amundi’s 2026 “Decoding Investors” study flagged a retirement confidence gap as retail savers keep excess cash.
  • Respondents expect personal savings to fund 42% of retirement income, yet only 23% feel very confident about long-term security.
  • Retirement drives investing for 36% of investors; confidence rises to 50% with professional advice versus 14% without.
  • Investment intent remains high, with 43% of savers expecting to start investing within 12 months; 39% cite fear of losses.
  • AI use for investment support rose to 19% in 2026; 59% acted on recommendations; 90% reported satisfaction with outcomes.


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