Most Older Investors Say Retiring at Age 65 Is No Longer Feasible
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Most investors approaching their retirement years say that a traditional retirement won’t be possible for them.
That’s according to a survey of 2,000 investors polled in January by Nationwide Mutual’s retirement research institute, which found that a majority of investors between 55 and 65 years old said they won’t be able to stop working at 65. Most also said they expect to face more challenges in retirement than past generations.
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