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Life is short but retirement can last for years
(By - HENRY K. HEBELER, via MarketWatch)
Too many people believe they won’t live very long and base retirement plans on short life-expectancies or the assumption that retired people are couch potatoes and don’t need to spend much. These assumptions are dead wrong for active and relatively healthy people. They lead to bad decisions about Social Security, savings and spending — leading to impoverished and inactive elderly lives. Read more…
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