December 15, 2023
Millions of Americans are ill-prepared for retirement, as they navigate the pandemic’s aftermath, soaring inflation, economic uncertainty, and concerns about Social Security. Enhancing retirement security requires recognizing demographic disparities, bridging inequalities, and implementing solutions so that everyone can retire with dignity.
The Compendium offers demographic insights about the general population, household income (less than $50K, $50K to $99K, $100K to $199K, and $200K+), urbanicity (urban, suburban, rural residents), race and ethnicity (White, Hispanic, Black/African American, and Asian American/Pacific Islander), gender, and LGBTQ+ status.
It examines more than 25 indicators of retirement readiness stemming from financial factors – access to employer-sponsored retirement benefits, household retirement savings, emergency savings, and sources of retirement income – to attitudinal and behavioral factors – retirement confidence and fears, outlook on life, retirement investing knowledge, and concerns about the future of Social Security.
Chapters - Influences of Demographics on Retirement Readiness
- U.S. General Population
- Household Income
- Urbanicity
- Race and Ethnicity
- Gender
- LGBTQ+ Status
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