A new survey reveals that nine in 10 retirees with at least $250,000 in household assets are not concerned about paying for future health care costs beyond what Medicare covers.
Nationwide Financial published this finding in a summary of results from a survey of 625 adults ages 55-plus having $250,000 or more in household assets who plan to retire by 2020 and 625 retired adults ages 65-plus having $250,000 or more in household assets. The survey was conducted by Harris Interactive, New York.
The survey reveals that 93 percent of Americans in retirement are at least somewhat confident they can pay for their future health care costs. This contrasts with the nearly half (46 percent) of boomers nearing retirement with the same amount of assets who say they are "terrified" of what health care costs will do to their retirement plans.
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