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What Americans fear in retirement
Recent findings from SimplyWise Retirement Confidence Index indicate that “outliving my savings” is commonly cited as a fear, but the end of Social Security is the biggest fear. But no matter the specific cause, financial concerns remain cause the highest level of anxiety for those individuals not yet claiming Social Security benefits. For this reason, many believe they will be working for their whole lives. In Brian Anderson’s article on www.401kspecialistmag.com, he explores why the end of Social Security is the biggest fear for some Americans. Read Mr. Anderson’s article here…
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