Jackson study finds 21% of pre-retirees delayed retirement since early 2025

Reuters03-11
Jackson study finds 21% of pre-retirees delayed retirement since early 2025
  • Jackson and the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College reported a gap between investor concern about policy changes and retirement planning discussions that address those risks.
  • Among pre-retired investors surveyed, 21% said they have delayed retirement since the start of 2025.
  • Expectations included 65% anticipating cuts to Medicaid benefits and 46% anticipating reductions in Social Security benefits.
  • Additional expectations included 68% foreseeing rising Medicare premiums and co-pays and 53% predicting an increase in Social Security taxes.
  • Among investors working with financial professionals, 36% discuss Medicaid and long-term care funding, while 54% discuss federal debt levels and tariff policies.


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