Market rebounds, but retirement confidence doesn’t

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Workers appear to have little faith that the economic recovery and the stock market’s climb have left them better-prepared for retirement.

Confidence in the ability to afford a comfortable retirement remains at the same record low level recorded in 2011, and is slightly lower than last year, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, which has conducted the study the past 23 years.

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