The youngest and oldest working age adults are the most confident in their ability to retire and maintain their current lifestyle.
According to a survey of retirement plan participants by OneAmerica, 44 percent of those ages 20 to 30 and 45 percent of those over 50 said they are either confident or very confident they will be able to retire. Only 37 percent of those age 30 to 40 and 35 percent of those 40 to 50 were that confident.
Twenty-five percent of those between the ages of 40 and 50 said they were completely doubtful or not confident in their ability to retire and maintain their current lifestyle.
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