Most Americans Now Believe That Retiring by 70 Is ‘Unattainable,’ Survey Finds

The idea of a traditional retirement now seems financially out of reach for many Americans. Nearly two-thirds of Americans (63%) believe retiring between the typical ages of 65 and 70 is “unattainable,” according to a new TIAA survey — with many expecting to work until they physically can’t. Find Out: I’m a Financial Expert: This is the No. 1 Mistake Americans Make With Their Roth IRAs Read Next: 5 Clever Ways Retirees Are Earning Up To $1K Per Month From Home Here’s a closer look at why so many Americans ...