Transamerica Center study finds only 18% of Gen X very confident in comfortable retirement
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A Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies report released on Wednesday finds that only 18% of Gen X workers are "very confident they will be able to fully retire with a comfortable lifestyle." The median Gen X worker has $113,000 saved in total household retirement accounts, less than half the $263,000 saved by baby boomers and far below the $750,000 Gen Xers estimate they need. The study also documents job loss, age discrimination, caregiving burdens, and bankruptcy among Gen Xers navigating financial pressures in their 50s and early 60s.
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“When a whole host of people leave the workforce, or when people take three or four years off, their family suffers, and society suffers from the economic hit.”
Samir Shah, CEO of care navigation platform CareScout
Greg WilsonHead of retirement, Goldman Sachs Asset ManagementChris CederSenior retirement strategist, Goldman Sachs Asset ManagementSamir ShahCEO, CareScout care navigation platform
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Gen X is now the most anxious generation about retirement. Just 49% of Gen X savers say they’re on track or ahead for retirement, down from 58% a year ago, per Goldman Sachs