Global Atlantic 2025 Retirement Outlook Survey: Majority of Investors Worried about Outliving Assets
Rising healthcare costs and inflation among top concerns
The national survey included investors between the ages of 55 and 75 with
The findings also reveal rising healthcare costs and inflation are among the top concerns of investors saving for retirement. Specifically, 90% of survey respondents are worried about rising healthcare expenses, and 89% are concerned about inflation’s impact on spending power.
“As economic pressures grow and a record number of Americans head toward retirement, there is rising concern that many could face uncertain futures if retirement security is not adequately addressed,” said
Seventy-six percent of respondents say they are concerned about Social Security’s ability to provide full benefits for life with 43% saying they are extremely or very concerned. In addition, 35% say they expect to rely “a lot” on
“Our study shows many people are deeply concerned about their ability to save for retirement and maintain financial stability in the years ahead,” said
Other key findings include:
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Seventy-six percent have discussed guaranteed lifetime income options beyond
Social Security with their financial professionals. - Despite 88% stating the importance of a steady retirement income stream, only 54% believe their investments are adequately protected from market downturns.
- While 56% have some pension benefits, 36% are extremely or very concerned about inflation eroding their pension income.
You can read more details on the retirement security findings in the Global
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