Comfortable retirement projected for only 40%–and that’s optimistic
A recent study of employees at large U.S companies indicates that only two out of five will have the financial resources to retire comfortably at age 65. Award-winning financial columnist for the Tribune, Gail MarksJarvis, provides insights into this Aon Hewitt study in an article titled “Retirement prospects only bright for diligent savers,” and explains why the results may be overly optimistic. Read the article here…
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