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Leon Ridenour walks to a Wal-Mart for his evening shift as a greeter.
That’s the percentage of adults who aren’t retired and who say they will have enough money to live “comfortably” when they do, according to a Gallup poll that measured the statistic as a new low.
About 55 percent of respondents to the survey, which was conducted April 9-12, said they won’t have enough money to live comfortably.
The figure for non-retirees is down 21 points from a decade ago and 15 points from early 2007, before a deep recession hit.
It was 42 percent in early 2011.
