While many measurements of retirement readiness suggest that older Americans will fall short of maintaining their quality of life after completing their careers, the overwhelming majority of retirees (92%) report in surveys that they are either “moderately” or “very” satisfied.

This disconnect may mean that retirement satisfaction surveys may not be the most helpful tools for those seeking policy changes. The findings come from a new research brief from Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research (CRR), based on a paper published earlier this year.

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