In the latest episode of ‘Nothing But a Number,’ we discuss the consequences of retirement savings reaching critical lows. A staggering 55 percent of private sector employees in Georgia lack access to employer-sponsored retirement plans, underscoring a pressing financial challenge confronting millions of individuals statewide.

 Alice Bennett, Associate State Director for Advocacy with AARP Georgia, discusses the critical issue of retirement security alongside Jessica Eckman, Government Affairs Director at AARP's National Office. Together, they unpack why AARP fervently champions work and save legislation nationwide and its profound impact on individuals and businesses alike.

 Explore the potential impact of work and save programs on small businesses and on a larger scale the entire state, and the essential role of chambers of commerce and community leaders in advocating for retirement security. Discover why starting retirement planning early is paramount, irrespective of age, and how AARP stands at the forefront of ensuring a secure future for all.

Uncover the staggering statistics revealing the retirement crisis gripping Georgia and the nation, where a significant portion of the workforce lacks adequate savings. Gain valuable perspectives on the tangible benefits of work and save programs, not only for workers striving for financial stability in their golden years but also for small businesses navigating the complexities of offering retirement plans.

Don't miss out on this informative discussion that sheds light on the future of retirement security and the collaborative efforts needed to ensure financial stability for all generations. Top of Form

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