43% of workers say they or their spouse have tried to calculate how much money they need to save for a comfortable retirement.
88% believe their spending in the first five years after retirement will be about the same or lower than in the five years before retirement.
18% could give the correct age at which they will be eligible for full Social Security retirement benefits.
66% plan to work for pay after they retire.
44% have an IRA with money saved outside of an employer's retirement plan.
30% of workers age 25-34 think they will need to save $1 million or more for retirement.
16% of workers age 35-44 and 15% of workers age 45-55 think they'll need to save $1 million or more.
These statistics come from the 2007 Retirement Confidence Survey.
For the Top 5 401(k) flubs, check out this article on CNNMoney.com
For a more detailed look at the particulars of your situation, try this American Savings Education Council calculator.
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