Ten years after the U.S. financial crisis that began in 2007, most middle-income Boomers are uncertain of a nationwide recovery. And even among those who feel the economy has recovered at least somewhat, nearly half feel they have not personally benefitted from any recovery. Yet, they still expect to have a personally satisfying retirement—though the details of that retirement might look quite a bit different from what they once expected.
To find out why, the Bankers Life Center for a Secure Retirement examined how Boomers are faring 10 years after the crisis, including how it affected their confidence, behaviors and retirement expectations.