What sets an American worker's heart racing with fear? It's not Halloween but finances — debt, medical bills, emergency expenses and more. Plus for many in their 40s and 50s, there's the additional dread of a retirement with little money. In fact, for many, retirement is now a question, not an answer. It's not that there aren't things that can be done. But this is an age of acrimony and gridlock (after all, the House has passed bills that are sitting in the Senate waiting fruitlessly for votes). So it might be up to advisors, individuals, employers and the states to face the monsters of financial illness and retirement unreadiness. The gallery above shows the cold, hard statistics that are enough to at least raise goosebumps for many of us. --- Related on ThinkAdvisor:
© Touchpoint Markets, All Rights Reserved. Request academic re-use from www.copyright.com. All other uses, submit a request to [email protected]. For more inforrmation visit Asset & Logo Licensing.
Sponsored by Vanilla
The Missing Piece: Why Advisors Who Skip Estate Planning are Failing Their Clients
Sponsored by Manulife John Hancock Investments
Staying Patient and Positioned for Opportunity in the Bond Market
Sponsored by Manulife John Hancock Investments
Private credit: when direct lending and asset-based lending unite