3 Signs You Won't Retire on Schedule
Many workers aim to retire in their mid-60s so that they can enjoy some extra years of leisure while their health is still relatively strong. Others, meanwhile, set their sights on retiring at or slightly after 70. But no matter when you're hoping to retire, there are certain factors that are pretty much guaranteed to derail that plan. Here are a few signs that your retirement is in jeopardy -- whether you realize it or not.
Though there's no single savings amount to aim for leading into retirement, it's pretty clear that approaching retirement with a mere $8,000 isn't great. Yet that's the median savings balance among working households aged 50 to 55.
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