74% of working Americans worry they won't have enough money to retire -- ever.

If you're worried about having enough money to retire, you are not alone. A staggering 74 percent of working Americans worry they won't have enough money to retire -- ever. That's the word from the Harris Poll, which surveyed 2,286 U.S. adults who are not yet retired, and found that the vast majority wonder if they will ever slip on that gold watch and put up the "Gone Fishing" sign. Here are our top retirement worries, according to the Harris Poll:

• 70 percent worry they will not be able to pay for basic health care costs when they do retire, and 67 percent are concerned about paying for unexpected or catastrophic health care costs after they stop working.

• 69 percent of Americans say they are currently putting some money in savings. Of those who are saving even a little, the money is being put aside for unexpected costs (65 percent), retirement (52 percent) and vacations (31 percent).

• 46 percent of unretired adults say they live paycheck to paycheck and can't afford to put money in savings.

• 35 percent have no faith that Social Security will be there when they retire.

Everyone wants a sense of control over their financial future so they can progress toward financial goals. That’s where Sunmark can help. Don't wait and continue to be worried, call 866-SUNMARK or stop at any branch.