Study: 65% of US workers fear retirement savings shortfall
Key points
- High living costs and persistent inflation make retirement saving harder for workers of all generations
- The research says 65% of workers fear they will fall short on retirement savings
- The research comes from a national nonprofit organization
New research from a national nonprofit organization finds high living costs and persistent inflation are making it harder for American workers of all generations to save for retirement. The research says 65% of workers fear they will fall short on retirement savings.
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