Retirement Crisis Seen as Real for Many Americans
Survey results published by the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS) indicate that many Americans strongly agree that our country faces a retirement crisis in the years ahead. Citing the difficulties in saving for those later years and the costs of long-term care as serious potential roadblocks to a comfortable retirement, participants in this post-election polling point to a “growing dread of living out one’s golden years in poverty.” The survey also underscored seniors’ opinion that retirement security needs to be a high priority for government policymakers. Bloomberg’s Suzanne Woolley takes a look at the survey results in an article posted here… Also, the survey results cited in the article can be found here…
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