Retirement Savings Are Under Attack — And It's Getting Worse
A TIAA survey found 43% of surveyed U.S. adults cut back or stopped retirement contributions in the past year to cover daily expenses, while only 20% were very aware of a projected 2032 Social Security shortfall that could cut benefits by about 22%.
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Why It Matters
Many people are skipping retirement savings to pay for today. This matters because fewer savings now could mean less money later in life.
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