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Old, Sick And Broke! The Cold Reality Of Poor Financial Planning
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The financial struggles of older Americans underscore the importance of early and consistent financial planning. Without significant savings or alternative income streams, many retirees face the grim reality of outliving their resources, compromising their quality of life in their later years.
Ill-Prepared for Retirement
Lack of Savings:
Approximately 50% of Americans aged 55 and older have no retirement savings at all.
Among those who do save, the median retirement savings for individuals aged 65–74 is only about $148,000, far short of what’s needed for a comfortable retirement.
Insufficient Income:
Many retirees rely heavily on Social Security, which provides an average monthly benefit of about $1,827 in 2023.
This falls significantly short of the income required to cover rising expenses, including housing, healthcare, and daily living costs.
Running Out of Money
Rising Healthcare Costs:
Healthcare expenses are a major challenge, with the average retired couple needing around $315,000 to cover medical costs in retirement, excluding long-term care.
Longevity Risk:
As people live longer, the risk of outliving their savings increases. About 40% of retirees are projected to run out of money during their lifetimes.
Debt in Retirement:
A growing number of older Americans carry debt into retirement, including credit card balances, mortgages, and student loans for themselves or their children.
Broader Implications
Poverty Rates Among Seniors:
The poverty rate among Americans aged 65 and older is approximately 10.3%, but this understates the issue when factoring in out-of-pocket healthcare expenses.
Dependence on Work:
Many seniors remain in the workforce out of financial necessity, with about 20% of Americans aged 65 and older still employed, often in physically demanding or low-paying jobs.
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*The host is expressing their own opinion. There are risks involved in investments in securities, crypto currency, real estate, private businesses, etc. None of the information provided or presented is intended to form the basis for any offer or recommendation or have any regard to the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any specific person. Before you invest in ANYTHING you must do your due diligence.*
Ill-Prepared for Retirement
Lack of Savings:
Approximately 50% of Americans aged 55 and older have no retirement savings at all.
Among those who do save, the median retirement savings for individuals aged 65–74 is only about $148,000, far short of what’s needed for a comfortable retirement.
Insufficient Income:
Many retirees rely heavily on Social Security, which provides an average monthly benefit of about $1,827 in 2023.
This falls significantly short of the income required to cover rising expenses, including housing, healthcare, and daily living costs.
Running Out of Money
Rising Healthcare Costs:
Healthcare expenses are a major challenge, with the average retired couple needing around $315,000 to cover medical costs in retirement, excluding long-term care.
Longevity Risk:
As people live longer, the risk of outliving their savings increases. About 40% of retirees are projected to run out of money during their lifetimes.
Debt in Retirement:
A growing number of older Americans carry debt into retirement, including credit card balances, mortgages, and student loans for themselves or their children.
Broader Implications
Poverty Rates Among Seniors:
The poverty rate among Americans aged 65 and older is approximately 10.3%, but this understates the issue when factoring in out-of-pocket healthcare expenses.
Dependence on Work:
Many seniors remain in the workforce out of financial necessity, with about 20% of Americans aged 65 and older still employed, often in physically demanding or low-paying jobs.
#RetirementCrisis #financialfreedom
Join this channel to get access to exclusive instructional videos, member only learning tools, breaking financial news and much much more. Our membership section is designed to help you achieve and maintain economic independence in this ever evolving economy.
#soldiersoffinance
Not A Subscriber Yet? Become a Soldier of Finance TODAY And Start Learning How To ACHIEVE FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE!!
CHECK OUT THESE VIDEOS:
Rocket Money Honest Review
American Express High Yield Savings Account
Check out our website to learn how you may qualify to start your own business in the financial services industry.
Connect with us on Facebook:
*The host is expressing their own opinion. There are risks involved in investments in securities, crypto currency, real estate, private businesses, etc. None of the information provided or presented is intended to form the basis for any offer or recommendation or have any regard to the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any specific person. Before you invest in ANYTHING you must do your due diligence.*
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