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Most US adults fear outliving their money more than death

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Concerns about inflation, Social Security, and taxes are stoking Americans’ financial anxiety, Allianz Life survey shows.

If there’s one thing adults in the US are more afraid of than dying, it’s outliving their money.

That’s according to the 2024 Annual Retirement Study by Allianz Life, which surveyed 1,000 individuals ages 25 and over across the United States.

The survey findings paint a sobering snapshot

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