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Americans Say COVID-19 Has Affected Their Ability to Save for Retirement
Katie Brockman summarizes a survey from Country Financial that notes 61% of U.S. adults say the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected their ability to save and invest for the future. Millions have lost their jobs, making just staying afloat a priority over saving for retirement. Most 401k plans have taken 20% hits to their balances. Read full piece here.
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