Investing is not going to fund retirement, if the way many Americans are going about it is any indication. Instead, Social Security is.
So says Capital One ShareBuilder’s Financial Freedom Survey, which found that more than half of the people it polled (53 percent) expect that Social Security will fund at least part of their retirement.
Forty percent of millennials are looking to rely on Social Security, too, despite all the doom and gloom about its potential collapse.
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