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Social Security benefits won’t be enough for retirement, most believe

Concern is rising among pre-retirees and younger, but more are getting professional help.

Relying on Social Security benefits for a comfortable retirement has never been a good plan, but most Americans today think they may not get anything at all.

Research from the Nationwide Retirement Institute has found an increase in the number of those aged 50 and over who think the Social Securi

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