4 Habits You Can Learn From Super Savers to Supersize Your Retirement Investments
Most U.S. workers don't contribute 90% or more of the maximum annual 401(k) contribution limit, nor do most invest at least 15% of their income in retirement accounts. However, a small number of Americans do. They're called "super savers" and representatives from the Principal Financial Group recently surveyed more than 1,700 of them between the ages of 20 and 54.
These supersavers are setting themselves up for a secure future and it might do your own retirement plans some good to learn the tricks they're using to do it. In fact, here are four big sacrifices the Principal survey suggests they've made in 2020 to enable them to invest so much for retirement.
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