More Americans are confident
about their retirement prospects for the first time in seven years, but
even so, more than one-third of workers (36%) have a measly $1,000 saved
for their later years, according to a new study
by the Employee Benefit Research Institute. (Compare that to the 28% of
workers who said they had $1,000 saved in last year's survey, and the
picture gets a little more grim.)
As
a whole, however, Americans are feeling more confident about
retirement, with 18% saying they're "very confident," up from 13% in
2013. But this year’s confidence numbers are still lower than they were
before the Great Recession, when one-quarter of Americans were feeling very confident about their golden years.
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