'American Dream' Still Alive According to Wells Fargo's Retirement Survey

Eight in 10 people say the 'American Dream' is 'achievable' according to The Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index (WFC). The survey was conducted June 27-July 9,2014 by telephone. The sampling included American investors defined as any person who is the head of a household or a spouse in any household with total savings and investments of $10,000 or more. Among the survey's many findings, nearly all investors equate achieving the American Dream with a secure retirement. Despite the positive outlook on obtaining the American Dream, the survey still found 47% of non-retired investors are either 'extremely' or 'somewhat' worried they have not saved enough to be able to retire. TheStreet's Susannah Lee talks with Joe Nadreau, head of Innovation and Strategy at Wells Fargo Advisors.