The Hill News

The majority of working Americans believe they won’t have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, according to a Gallup poll out this week. And while Washington debates the future of Social Security, three out of five non-retired Americans have already declared they hold little hope of ever receiving benefits.

While these numbers suggest that America’s optimism on retirement has hit a 16-year low, they also tell us that policymakers should do whatever they can to support and promote savings initiatives that have proven successful. 

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