This document discusses the results of a survey conducted in 7 European countries regarding how 50-70 year old investors have been impacted by and reacted to the Euro debt crisis. Some key findings: - Italians and French reported the most negative personal financial impacts, while Germans and Swiss reported little impact. - Over half of Italian respondents save less than before the crisis, while most others did not change savings. - Main change in investments was reducing risk and choosing shorter-term investments, while UK investors did not largely change behavior. - Germans, Austrians and Italians largely trust the Euro, while skepticism is highest in France, Netherlands, and UK. - Majorities in all countries expect tax hikes and