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Confidence in Social Security has reached an all-time high
The 31st Retirement Confidence Survey shows confidence in Social Security reached an all-time high for workers and retirees. Almost three-fourths of workers expressed confidence in their ability to retire comfortably despite the COVID pandemic. Lisa Greenwald of Greenwald Research, co-conductor of the survey, said, “the high confidence levels seemed counterintuitive, but retirement confidence is a feeling, not reality.” Ginger Szala’s article appearing on www.cutimes.com reports on the results of the online survey in detail. Read Ms. Szala’s article here…
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