They may hope for retirement by 65, but they don’t expect it.
An AARP survey has found that, while workers 35 and over are hoping that they can leave their desks behind by 65, they don’t really think it’ll happen.
Instead, while 87 percent of those surveyed who are working full time say they want to retire someday, and nearly 70 percent of those hoping to retire want to do so by age 65, just over half don't expect to retire—either by 65 or at any age.
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