A Goldman Sachs retirement survey finds 36.6% of households earning more than $500,000 say they primarily live paycheck to paycheck, a higher share than any income group except those earning under $50,000. The findings point to rising costs, stalled retirement saving, and a U-sh…
Over a Third of $500,000 Earners Live Paycheck to Paycheck, Goldman Sachs Survey Finds
A Goldman Sachs retirement survey finds 36.6% of households earning more than $500,000 say they primarily live paycheck to paycheck, a higher share than any income group except those earning under $50,000. The findings point to rising costs, stalled retirement saving, and a U-shaped pattern of financial strain across income levels.
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