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Americans Less Fearful Than Most About Retirement Savings
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July 25, 2012

"[M]ore than four out of five people, or 82 percent of respondents, were worried about their financial situation after retirement and that almost nine in 10 people, or 89 percent, believed it is important for them to start saving immediately. By comparison, roughly one in five Americans, more than the global average of 16 percent, said they were confident about their rate of savings for retirement. Americans were also more optimistic than most about their general post-retirement financial situation, with 70 percent of respondents saying they were worried compared to the global average of 82 percent."

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