The future of retirement is uncertain for many private-sector workers, as defined benefit pensions become scarce. By 2026, only 14% of private-sector workers will have access to these plans, a stark contrast to the 45% peak in the mid-to-late 1970s. This decline highlights a larger issue: low retirement account participation and modest balances.
Category: Employee Benefits
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