- 74 — Age at which seniors say they’ll be “old.”
- One-third — Percentage of investors who don’t have a primary financial advisor, down from 41 percent in 2008.
- 60% — Percentage of adults over 65 who say they feel younger than they are; 33 percent say they feel between 10 and 20 years younger.
- 45% — Percentage of adults 75 or older who say their lives have turned out better than they expected.
- 25% — Percentage of adults 65 or older who say they have experienced memory loss.
Source: Pew Research Center