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How Much Money Will You Need in Retirement?
Well, the short answer might be, “Do the math!” But it’s easier said than done, and any who have tried have given up in the face of so many unknowns. But there is a sipler approach that you might consider, as explained by Money reporter Elizabeth O’Brien in a post on money.com. The approach advocated by Ms. O’Brien “can be useful if you want to know the bare minimum you need to survive. But most people want to continue their current lifestyle in retirement, or even take it up a notch with more travel or golf in their newfound free time.”
So, if you’re at this point in your thoughts about retirement, check out this fairly simple approach. Read the article at…
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