Malaysians more upbeat on ageing, survey finds


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians are feeling more optimistic about growing older, with the age at which they consider someone “old” shifting upwards in recent years, according to new research by Ipsos Malaysia.

A survey by the market research firm found that the average Malaysian now believes “old age” begins at 60 – four years later than generally thought in 2018.

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