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It’s still possible to get your retirement savings back on track
The COVID-19 pandemic had an incredible impact on the jobs and retirement savings of millions of Americans. According to a recent UBS survey, it found this is particularly true for women-“one in four female respondents are delaying retirement plans due to pandemic-driven financial hurdles.” A recent Pew Center study revealed, “about half of non-retired adults say the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak will make it harder for them to achieve their long-term financial goals.” Mia Taylor’s article appearing on www.realsimple.com gives ten tips to get your retirement savings back on track. Read Ms. Taylor’s article here…
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