- Covid-19 has been a financial boon or bust for workers, depending on their personal situations.
- Now, those effects are changing when many Americans say they expect to retire.
- As anticipated retirement ages shift, younger generations expect to reach that finish line the soonest.
The Covid-19 pandemic has been a financial boon for some and a catastrophe for others.
Now those effects are showing up in one more place: anticipated retirement dates.
The pandemic has prompted 35% of Americans to change the age when they anticipate retiring, a recent survey from Northwestern Mutual found.
Lorie Konish | CNBC