Common Misconceptions about Retirement
Retirement planning is very important. It is recommended that you start planning and saving for your retirement as soon as you start your career. However, there are many common pieces of advice that actually hinder this planning. Some of this advice might have at one time been solid and good advice but has since become outdated or otherwise shown to be suboptimal. As with many areas of study, new information and infrastructure radically changes how is best to handle the situation. The trouble is that unless you are closely following then the information may not get to you until it is too late. For more information visit this article by Vid Ponnapalli with Kiplinger.com.
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