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Household financial anxiety hits highest level since 2022

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Fed Report: Household Financial Anxiety Hits Highest Level Since 2022

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By Justin Giles
| Benzinga
Over the past few weeks, we’ve highlighted several reports that Americans are growing increasingly uneasy about their financial future. Perhaps more concerning is what households expect next. More than one-third of respondents believe their financial situation will worsen over the coming year, while fewer than one-quarter expect improvement. For advisors, perhaps the most important takeaway is not any single survey result but the broader pattern emerging across multiple studies.
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New Projections Show Social Security Could Be Depleted By 2032: Report

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By Justin Giles
| Benzinga
Now that same disconnect is starting to show up in a new place — how clients think about the reliability of Social Security as a core piece of retirement income. Most retirement plans still quietly assume Social Security will be "mostly intact." That assumption is doing more work in financial planning models than many advisors realize. The headline risk is easy to focus on, but the more important issue for advisors is how little this scenario is reflected in client expectations today.
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