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Income goes only so far in determining how much a person has saved for retirement
According to a new study by economists at the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School for Social Research, income goes only so far in determining how much a person has saved for retirement but the balance hangs on many other factors. The study found even the top earners don’t have as much as you’d expect them to have saved for retirement. Read article here…
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