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(Bloomberg) — Americans say it's increasingly unlikely that they'll work deep into their 60s, according to new data from the New York Federal Reserve.
The share of respondents expecting to work past the age of 62 dropped to 50.1% in the New York Fed's July labor-market survey, from 51.9% a year earlier — the lowest on record in a study that's been conducted since 2014.
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