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AARP: Older Floridians Worried About Finances
August 20, 2014
The senior-advocacy group AARP Florida released a survey Tuesday that found widespread financial concerns among people 50 and older.
The survey of 800 voters, conducted in late June and early July, included retirees and non-retirees who were 50 and older. In all, 59 percent said their incomes were falling behind increased costs of living. That included 64 percent of non-retirees and 80 percent of people whose income was less than $30,000 a year. Also, 55 percent of the non-retirees said they have delayed or expect to delay retirement for financial reasons.
by The News Service of Florida
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Everything is going up but the wages