Retirement and Income Worries | Ramona Schindelheim, WorkingNation | Scripps News

New reports show Americans are concerned about having enough money to live comfortably or retire.
A report from Transamerica Institute shows that more than 70% of workers worry that Social Security won't be there when they retire. Another report, this one from BankRate, shows adults of all ages don't believe they have enough money to live comfortably now, let alone retire.
Especially for older Americans, this is leading people to stay in the workforce longer.
Read more on the Transamerica Institute report:
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Ramona Schindelheim's piece for WorkingNation highlights the growing concern over retirement and income insecurity. As life expectancy increases, many are finding their savings insufficient, prompting a need for robust financial planning and policy reforms to ensure a secure future for retirees.