A full 45 percent of non-retired Americans are not saving forretirement, according to a study by financial services firm EdwardJones.
The study, based on interviews with 1,009 Americans both retiredand non-retired, further found that 8 percent said they had nointention to save for retirement at all at any point in theirlives.
The study indicated that 58 percent of the youngest populationpolled, those in the 18-34 age bracket, had not yet started savingfor retirement. However, 90 percent of those who were polled inthis age bracket said that they plan to start saving in their 30sor earlier.
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