The numbers show that Americans are poorly—if at all—prepared for retirement. And yet nearly a fifth of Americans could be at or past retirement age by 2030.
Because of this, plan sponsors are becoming increasingly concerned about their role in getting their workers ready for an eventual departure from the workplace.
Although they have experience that younger workers don't have, older workers cost employers more in salary and benefits expenses.
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