Scott Galloway sends major message on Medicare, Social Security
The author and New York University professor has important words on retirement aspirations.
As they prepare for retirement, American workers frequently wrestle with concerns about their financial stability in later years.
Many worry about the rising costs of health care and the long-term viability of the federal Social Security program.
Although Medicare becomes available to Americans at age 65, it does not cover all medical expenses, requiring retirees to budget for additional costs.
Author and New York University professor Scott Galloway shares his perspective on the significance of Medicare and Social Security in shaping Americans' retirement security.
