Survey: 10% of U.S. Adults Postpone Retirement Due to Healthcare Costs
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Summary
A West Health-Gallup survey reveals that nearly 10% of U.S. adults have postponed retirement due to healthcare costs, with many also delaying other major life decisions like job changes, home buying, and having children. The findings highlight the significant financial burden of healthcare on Americans' life planning and economic security.
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· 3 pulledNearly one in 10 adults say they've postponed retirement because of healthcare costs
Many respondents also reported delaying job changes, home buying, or having a child
The findings highlight the significant financial burden of healthcare on Americans' life planning and economic security
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