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The Steadily Vanishing Retirement Dream - USA Today
A recent Ipsos survey of more than 2,000 American adults revealed a substantial concern regarding attitudes toward retirement. Specifically, nearly half of respondents said they’ll “keep working more or less forever.” This attitude is driven by several concerns, including Social Security’s long-term financial problems, ongoing inflation, inadequate savings, global tensions, and the unknowns surrounding Artificial Intelligence. Check out this article by USA Today personal finance writer Daniel de Visé for more insight into the Iosos survey.
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