
Showing posts with label savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label savings. Show all posts
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Retirement Income Percentages - Social Security, Pensions, Savings & Investments, Annuities
- 85% — Percentage of retirees ages 55-79 who are dependent on Social Security.
- 75% — Percentage of retirees who get income from a pension plan.
- 44% — Percentage of retirees who receive income from investments and taxable savings.
- 35% - Percentage of retirees who receive income from annuities.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Survey Identifies Gender Differences in Retirement Savings
More men than women are worried about outliving retirement savings, in spite of women's longer life expectency.
42% - Percentage of men who are worried about outliving savings, compared to only 37% of women.
61% - Percentage of women who are behind in retirement savings say raising children is the reason, compared with 43% of men.
47% - Percentage of women who say postponing retirement in order to supplement Social Security is their greatest concern, compared with 35% of men.
10% - Percentage of women who say they suffer “extreme stress” when managing retirement savings, compared with just 4% of men.
38% - Percentage of men who say health care expenses are a top retirement concern; the same percentage of women agree.
Source: TD Ameritrade
42% - Percentage of men who are worried about outliving savings, compared to only 37% of women.
61% - Percentage of women who are behind in retirement savings say raising children is the reason, compared with 43% of men.
47% - Percentage of women who say postponing retirement in order to supplement Social Security is their greatest concern, compared with 35% of men.
10% - Percentage of women who say they suffer “extreme stress” when managing retirement savings, compared with just 4% of men.
38% - Percentage of men who say health care expenses are a top retirement concern; the same percentage of women agree.
Source: TD Ameritrade
Labels:
income,
retirement,
savings,
Social Security
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