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First Person: The Average U.S. Retirement Age Is Rising, and So Are Ours
A recent CNBC article noted that, “The average U.S. retirement age has climbed to 61, up from 57 two decades ago, and it’s likely to age higher, according to Gallup’s Economy and Personal Finance survey. It went on to state, “The average non-retired American now plans to retire at 66, up from 60 in 1995, according to the Gallup survey.” Read more…
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