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How you can improve your finances now
A new report from the Joint Economic Committee of Congress found that workers ages 65 and up were hit harder by unemployment caused by the coronavirus pandemic than prime age workers ages 25 to 54. Although the difference narrowed in the following months, the concern is that older workers have simply gave up looking for work and retired. However, many older workers have little saved toward retirement and a lot of older workers do not have a pension or 401(k) plan to draw money from. In Lori Konish’s article, she outlines ways on how you can improve your finances now. Read Ms. Konish article here…
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