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Nearly Half of Private‑Sector Workers Have No Retirement Account, Reports Show

That gap leaves many workers at high risk of running out of money in retirement.

Many Americans Leave Work Sooner Than Planned, Leaving Big Gaps in Retirement Savings

‘$1.46 Million’ Retirement Target Misleads Millions, Experts Say

Americans' Retirement Target Hits $1.46 Million as Savings Fall Far Short

U.S. Workers Face Widespread Retirement Shortfall

Many Near-Retirees Face Big Shortfalls as Retirement Costs Surge

Is $750,000 Enough to Retire On?

Home Equity Hides a Retirement Shortfall as Many Households Lack Cash for Shocks

White House Orders TrumpIRA.gov to Expand Access to Low-Cost IRAs by 2027

Retirement Reality Check Shows $1 Million Delivers a Modest Monthly Income

Seven-Figure Gen X Averages Mask a Much Lower Typical Net Worth

Retirement Readiness Reframed: Income Replacement, Not 401(k) Balances, Takes Center Stage

New Data Show Typical Retirement Balances Trail Lofty Averages

2026 Guides Flag Retirement Readiness Gaps for Americans Ages 55–64

2026 Retirement Rules Push Roth Catch-Ups for High Earners

Most Americans Fall Short of $1 Million Retirement Goal as Midlife 401(k) Balances Lag