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Generation Y is more conservative than other generations when it comes to retirement savings.
Thirty-four percent of those between the ages of 18 and 34 said their primary goal for their retirement plan is to ensure their savings will be safe regardless of what happens in the stock market, according to a TIAA-CREF retirement survey.
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