
KEY POINTS
- A growing number of Americans are considering delaying their retirement plans and working longer than planned
- The uncertain economic landscape has many Americans reconsidering whether retirement is a realistic goal
- Average life expectancy is also increasing rapidly
A recent survey has revealed a startling reality for American workers: the prospect of retirement is more frightening than death for a significant portion of the population. According to a study conducted by LiveCareer, 61% of American workers report that they fear retirement more than death itself, while 64% consider it even more terrifying than the thought of going through a divorce .