Scott Galloway sends strong message on Social Security, Medicare
The podcaster and New York University professor explains one reality that is impossible to escape.
As they plan for retirement, American workers often grapple with various concerns about whether they will be financially secure when the time arrives.
Many are concerned with the cost of health care and the long-term survival of the federal Social Security program.
While Medicare becomes available to Americans at age 65, the federal program does not cover all medical expenses, leaving retirees to account for additional costs.
Author and New York University professor Scott Galloway offers some compelling thoughts about the role Medicare and Social Security play in Americans' retirement future.
