Archive: Luke Delorme
The brief’s key findings are: Working longer is the key to financial security, but it does not mean working forever. Half of today’s households are ready to retire at age 65, but more than 85 percent would be prepared by age 70. Thus, five years of additional work would solve the problem for the bulk…
Introduction Americans weaned on post-war affluence have come to expect an extended period of leisure at the end of their work life. And, indeed, the majority of today’s retirees are able to afford a decent retirement. However, this group is living in a “golden age” that will fade as Baby Boomers and Generation Xers reac…
