Number one concern for retirees - 401K Specialist
The number one concern for retirees is not having enough money saved to maintain their desired standard of living in retirement. This concern is so prevalent that it ranks above other common worries like high medical bills, debt, or even the death of a loved one, according to a 2026 SeniorLiving.org survey. These findings are echoed in recent reports from the CNO Financial Group, which indicate that middle-income workers between the ages of 50 and 85 are feeling increasingly unprepared for retirement, with 41 percent of respondents stating that they are questioning whether they have adequate savings for retirement. Amanda Umpierrez, writing for 401K Specialist, reports on the dip in retirement confidence of middle-income Americans. Read Ms. Umpierrez’s article here…
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