As Baby Boomers “Un‑Retire,” Gen Z Races to Save: 2025 Data Reveals the New ‘Perfect’ Retirement Age
Rising living costs are forcing many baby boomers back into the workforce, with only 40% on track to maintain their lifestyle in retirement, according to Vanguard. Meanwhile, Gen Z is opening retirement accounts earlier, with 47% of workers aged 24–28 on track. U.S. policymakers are considering raising the full Social Security age to 69. The median retirement savings for Americans aged 55–64 is $185,000.