Many older Americans dread running out of money more than facing the end.

A recent Allianz study finds that about two-thirds of Americans fear depleting their retirement savings more than they fear death itself. This unsettling insight underscores a dramatic shift in what feels threatening to us.
Financial anxiety now looms larger than mortality in many minds. Between rising living costs, uncertainty about social supports, and the possibility of extraordinarily long retirements, what should be a restful chapter risks becoming a source of constant stress and uprooted peace.










