Every figure below is derived from published U.S. data (the Federal Reserve, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Social Security Administration) and rendered in the same Lifeline format you'd see for yourself. No estimates, no spin.
of working-age Americans, on the path they're quietly on, can't afford to stop working before Social Security at 67. Not because the money isn't reachable, but because no one ever showed them the levers.
The same lives, re-run with the moves most people leave on the table. Small, ordinary changes, and the aggregate shift is enormous.
Median U.S. net worth by age (Federal Reserve SCF 2022): the ground truth every sample life is anchored to.
Across grants, savings, and taxes: the national scale of what goes unclaimed every year, each one a real lever in the lives above.
Your life, rendered the same honest way: the age you could stop working, and the levers you're leaving untapped.
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