A recent survey by the National Institute on Retirement Security reveals alarming consensus across party lines about the state of retirement in the U.S., with 81% of Republicans and 78% of Democrats agreeing on the crisis.
Debt remains a major barrier to retirement security, with 74% of Democrats and 68% of both Republicans and Independents acknowledging their debt levels hinder their retirement savings.
Social Security is a universally prioritized issue, with 90% of Democrats, 88% of Independents, and 86% of Republicans agreeing it must remain a priority, underscoring bipartisan concern.
There is broad support among all political affiliations for policies that help ensure pensions are more accessible and a call for urgent legislative action to secure Social Security funding amid concerns over its future.
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