US EditionHow Much Money You Need to Retire in Your State – without Social Security
UNITED STATES, JUN 20 – GoBankingRates study highlights 12 careers allowing retirement at 52 without pension loss amid Social Security's projected 19% benefit cut after 2034, urging early savings planning.
- GoBankingRates released a study on February 21, 2025, calculating the savings needed to retire comfortably without Social Security across all 50 U.S. states.
- The study follows reports that Social Security trust funds will be depleted by 2034, triggering a mandatory 19% cut in scheduled benefits for recipients.
- The study defines a comfortable retirement as having double the amount needed for living expenses, with Hawaii requiring the highest savings of $3,721,237 at age 60.
- A Gallup survey in early June found that 50% of U.S. adults with retirement accounts expect to live comfortably in retirement, versus 31% lacking accounts.
- Experts recommend maximizing pension contributions during peak earning years, stress testing assets, and aligning spending with lifestyle goals to prepare amid Social Security uncertainty.
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