John Stevenson reports that more than half of Gen Xers feel less confident about retirement, driven by financial uncertainties and changing definitions of comfort.

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Debt can be useful at times, but carrying high-interest debt may spell trouble in (retirement) paradise.

Only 19% think it is a good time to invest in the market right now 54% worry that another market crash is on the horizon 70% say they have not been able to contribute as much to their savings due to ...

As the first members of Generation X enter their 60s, experts recommend they reevaluate their savings and consider a ‘second act’ in their careers. In 2025, the eldest members of Generation ...

The oldest Gen Xers will qualify for Social Security retirement benefits in 2027, which means many have begun to think a lot ...

While much ink has been spilled on boomers and their retirement savings, a new report is sounding the alarm on their successors, who may be even worse off when it comes to retirement: Generation X. A ...

Americans between the ages of 45 and 60 (Generation X) are staring down a significant retirement challenge, as just 16% believe they have saved enough money, according to the Schroders 2025 US ...

A study found Gen X investors are confident and active savers but often lack formal financial plans, face “sandwich generation” pressures and are risk-averse after major market crises. Despite DIY ...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A new survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) reveals that while Americans of all ages are hopeful about ...