In 2022, the share of households that were not saving enough to maintain their standard of living after they retire dropped to 39 percent, from 47 percent in 2019, the lowest reading in the nearly two decades the data has been tracked.
The improvement in Americans’ retirement finances is encouraging. But even this conservative estimate that counts little-used home equity as retirement wealth leaves four out of ten households with the possibility of a drop in their standard of living once they retire.
[h=1]Rising Stocks, House Prices Boost US Retirement Outlook[/h]
The improvement in Americans’ retirement finances is encouraging. But even this conservative estimate that counts little-used home equity as retirement wealth leaves four out of ten households with the possibility of a drop in their standard of living once they retire.
[h=1]Rising Stocks, House Prices Boost US Retirement Outlook[/h]
