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Griff Lothrop
Specialist Leader in actuarial consulting at Deloitte Consulting, specializing in pension and retiree medical plans; contributor to the 2024 Retirement Risk Survey.
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JAN 6
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JAN 5
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FEB 2
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APR 6
APR 13
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APR 27
MAY 4
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Jun 25, 2026
2024 Retirement Risk Survey Series
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10:18Griff LothropGUEST
What will prices look like by the time they retire, and will their savings be sufficient to handle those increases? Within the survey, pre-retirees really reported higher levels of concern and higher rates of behavioral change with respect to inflation.
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10:33Griff LothropGUEST
Uh, fifty-one percent said inflation has already impacted their spending on food and daily expenses.
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10:43Griff LothropGUEST
The gaps for, for these results are similar for utilities and lifestyle spending.
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10:48Griff LothropGUEST
Now, the other interesting aspect is to look at how different incomes are affected.
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10:52Griff LothropGUEST
Lower income respondents really tend to make more immediate and concrete spending cuts, reducing food purchases, cutting back on utilities, things like that.