Health care workers worry for their financial future: TIAA

"Concerning, and sadly ironic" that health care workers fear not being able to pay out-of-pocket medical expenses during retirement.

By Kristen Beckman | November 11, 2020 at 09:46 AM

masked and gloved health care worker tapping syringe

At the same time many health care workers are battling COVID-19 on the front lines, their retirement readiness and overall financial wellbeing have weakened, according to TIAA Institute's 2020 Healthcare Sector Financial Wellness Survey, which surveyed perspectives of health care workers from physicians to nurses to administrative workers.

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