Most Americans Value Retirement Planning, Fewer Than Half Appear to Do It

A new AARP study finds a wide gap between how people feel about retirement planning and how prepared they say they are for life after work.

A new study by national retirement advocate AARP found that on average 42% Americans do not feel prepared for retirement, even though an average of 87% believe retirement planning is important.

The results of the research reveal a wide gap between what Americans might want to be doing around retirement planning versus how prepared they actually feel to afford their retirement, according to research from the Washington D.C.-based nonprofit. Read More

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