Don’t make these retirement mistakes
It’s pretty well known that retirement savings, or rather lack thereof, is a national issue, and nearly all financial advisors will recommend you save as much as you possibly can for your golden years. So let’s say that you’ve listened to those planners for years and have accumulated a pretty nice nest egg to bring with you into retirement. If that’s the case, you don’t want to make any missteps which could have a negative effect on that savings asset so important to your future financial comfort. This Kiplinger article by Richard Pucciarelli describes four common mistakes that people entering retirement should avoid. Click here to read more.
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