One in three workers have very little set aside for retirement.

I'm David Brancaccia. More than 60% of people over 50 are worried they won't have enough money to live on in retirement.

This from the latest Financial Security trends survey from AARP.

A third of people who are still working have saved less than $10,000 for retirement, Marketplace's Samantha Fields reports.

As people get closer to retirement, they often start to worry about it more.

David John at AARP says that's partly because it's becoming more real to them.

And people really aren't sure how much they're going to need or how to deal with that.

He says recent inflation has also heightened a lot of people's concerns about retirement.

They're especially worried about health care, unexpected expenses, and a key one is prices rising faster than their income.

Less than half of people have saved enough to maintain their standard of living in retirement,

according to Alicia Manel, at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

She says that's one reason so many people

are concerned. In addition to that... It's in the public domain that Social Security

is not going to be able to pay full benefits beginning in 2034 and that has to be alarming to people.

About 40% of people get half or more of their retirement income from Social Security.

I'm Samantha Fields for Marketplace.

Retired workers got $1,900 a month from Social Security last year, and remember that's

taxable, that was an average. The Australian airline

Quantis will pay a 79 million dollar fine for selling people thousands of

tickets to flights that it had already canceled. Here's the BBC's Phil Mercer.

Quantis will pay a fine in compensation to passengers for allegedly selling seats on so-called

phantom flights. Australia's competition regulator had sued the

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