3 Signs You Need to Adjust Your Retirement Plan
Though many working Americans don't put much thought, or much savings, into retirement, if you're the type who's been planning for the future, you may have reached a point where you've decided when you can retire and what you'll do with your time once you're no longer working. Your plan might include extensive travel, furthering your education, or spending more time with loved ones. Similarly, it might involve retiring in your early 60s, or mid-60s, or late 60s.
But while mapping your retirement in advance is definitely a good thing, you know what they say about the best-laid plans -- so you'll need to be prepared to adjust yours if circumstances change. Here are three signs that you may need to rethink your retirement plan and come up with an alternate picture of what your golden years will look like.
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