older middle aged female worker

After the Great Recession devastated retirement portfolios, it's not surprising that younger participants are more likely to be on track to reach their retirement goals.

According to a survey by John Hancock of participants on its open architecture platform, more than 60 percent of participants under age 30, and two-thirds of 30-somethings, are on track to replace at least 70 percent of their earnings by retirement age. However, that preparedness declines steadily with age, the survey found.

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