I'm 61 With No Debt, Financially Secure, $1 Million Saved and Still Afraid to Retire

A 61-year-old with no debt, a paid-off home, about $1 million saved, and about $8,000 a month in combined pensions and Social ...

I'm 52 and thought I'd be financially secure by now. But I'm still facing debt and long-term unemployment.

As a GenXer, I believed that I would be financially successful if I just worked hard. But I'm still facing debt and ...
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Gen X is the least financially secure generation — and most Americans say they need six figures to live comfortably

More than a quarter of Americans say they would need to be making at least $150,000 to feel financially secure, and more than three-quarters of Americans say they currently don't feel financially ...
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Here's the salary you need to be ‘financially secure’ in 2025

Nearly half of Americans said they need to earn at least $100,000 annually to feel financially secure, with over a quarter believing they need $150,000 or more, highlighting rising financial ...
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What would you need to earn to feel financially secure? A quarter of Americans say $150,000 or more

(CNN) — Almost half of Americans (45%) think they would need to make $100,000 or more a year to “feel financially secure” or “comfortable,” according to a new survey from Bankrate. Breaking that down ...
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Most Americans say they don’t feel financially secure.

A majority of Americans say they don’t feel financially secure. According to Bankrate’s 2025 Financial Freedom Survey, 77% of U.S. adults say they are not completely financially secure. That’s up from ...
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Most Americans feel financial security is out of reach

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A recent survey revealed that 77% of Americans do not feel financially secure, with nearly half indicating that a six-figure income is necessary to achieve such security. As ...