New survey results from Sun Life Financial show that 46% of employees surveyed are “very confident” they will have enough money to take care of their basic living expenses at 67. however, a much smaller number (28%) are just as confident they´ll be able to handle health care expenses at that age. See current EBN coverage about how to help employees improve their overall retirement readiness, including encouraging them to work a couple years longer.
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