Infographic: Inflationary impacts

Boomers are not the only ones worried about the effect of inflation.

By Lily Peterson | September 20, 2022 at 10:45 AM

Health care costs are a key expense that must be taken into consideration when planning for retirement. But inflation is another factor that is playing an increasing role in Americans' approaches to their finances. It's not only affecting prices in the present, but is also impacting financial wellness strategies far into the future.

How are Americans being impacted by inflation? And which generations are most worried about their financial futures?

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Lily Peterson is the managing editor for BenefitsPRO.com.

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