"More older Americans are returning to work due to financial insecurity and rising costs. Surveys show many retirees fear their savings won't last through retirement. Experts have called for stronger support and flexible job opportunities for older workers. It may be increasingly common next year to see an older worker staffing the cash register at your local grocery store. Surveys released in recent months suggest that older Americans are more worried about having to unretire, fearing their savings won't last them 20 to 30 years."
"US Bank's 2025 Wealth Report, released in September, shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans worry they may have to reenter the workforce, while 58% of people believe their money will last them in their retirement years. This is echoed by ResumeBuilder.com's survey of 3,574 Americans aged 65 and older, released last week. The survey reveals that nearly one in eight plan to rejoin the workforce in 2026 or already have."
Recent surveys report that more older Americans are returning to work because of financial insecurity and rising costs. Many retirees fear their savings will not last 20 to 30 years and worry about having to unretire. US Bank's 2025 Wealth Report found nearly two-thirds of Americans fear reentering the workforce and only 58% believe their money will last through retirement. ResumeBuilder.com's survey of 3,574 adults aged 65+ found nearly one in eight plan to rejoin the labor force in 2026 or already have, while over a third of those still working do not plan to retire until the next decade. Advocates call for stronger support and flexible job opportunities.
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