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6 Realistic Ways To Retire by 50
The earliest age to claim Social Security is 62, so retiring at age 50 will take the utmost discipline according to John Csiszar. “The simple mathematical truth is that unless you save and invest far in excess of traditional models, you won’t reach your retirement goals by age 50.” He suggests saving 50%. Eliminating debt, accelerating earnings while young, and saving inordinate sums incredibly early are really the key points. Read the author’s entire article here.
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