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Retirement confidence flagging for most older US adults: AARP

Survey finds one-fifth of US adults aged 50 and over have no retirement savings, and three-fifths concerned they’ll outlive their nest eggs.

As they face a worrying gap in retirement savings, a majority of older US adults are feeling a declining sense of confidence, according to a new survey from AARP.

The survey highlighted a concerning trend among older Americans, with one in five adults over the age of 50 reporting they have no ret

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