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Retirement confidence

According to our survey, nearly half (46%) of voters are not confident they will have enough money to live on in retirement.

More than half of Gen Z (54%) and Millennial (55%) voters are not confident they will have enough saved to retire.

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Female voters (52%) are far less confident than male voters (38%) that they will have enough saved to retire.

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Urban voters (52%) are also less confident than rural voters (36%) that they will have enough saved to retire.

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61% of voters of color are not confident that they will have enough money to retire.

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There is also a disparity in political party – 68% of Republicans are confident they will have enough money to retire compared to only 41% of Democrats.

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Personal retirement savings

One third of voters (33%) do not have personal money saved for retirement beyond what they may get from social security.

Voters who do not have personal money saved for retirement:

38%
Female voters
39%
Voters of color
41%
Mothers
43%
Voters without college degree
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66% of voters have less than $150,000 saved for retirement.

Voters who have more than$150,000

42%
55-64 years old
26%
Parents of children under 18
40%
Baby boomers
37%
Gen X

Investment options

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of voters support expanding retirement plan investment options to include private markets.

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Two-thirds (66%) of voters

support nonprofit workers receiving the same investment options as their for-profit counterparts.