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Early retirement unrealistic for many
Depending upon which demographic you fall into, your opinion of your “ideal retirement age” is probably different from those folks in a different demographic. Millennials tend to think that 61, or even earlier, is a good target age to hang up their work clothes, while those in the older groups view age 65 as the ideal retirement age. In this article by Michelle Singletary appearing in the Washington Post, the author explains how the ideal retirement age opinion changes according to age, and how and why whatever view you have might be unrealistic. Click here to read more.
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