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Being Average is not Good Enough in Saving
The average rate of saving for retirement is not nearly enough for most Americans. Being average in this regard still sets you behind of where you want to be. Many point to the Great Recession as the cause of our current “retirement epidemic,” but the truth may be that Americans were not saving enough even before. Even in years since, retirement savings have not picked up for most workers. For more information visit this article by Richard Barrington with Money Rates.
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