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More Americans say they can never retire

Por: The Hill Politics August 04, 2023

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A growing share of working Americans don’t think they will ever retire, recent surveys suggest.  Retirement is a time-honored life stage and a near-universal expectation in working America. Yet, a comfortable retirement requires savings, and many workers fear they don’t have enough.  , 29 percent of workers under 55 answered a retirement query with, “I don’t think I will ever retire.”  Asked why not, three-quarters of the... + full article



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