People are considering changing their retirement plans - The Motley Fool
Saving enough for retirement is a source of concern in good times, but these are not good times right now with many individuals unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In light of this economic downturn, many Americans are considering changing their retirement plans. Some individuals are tapping into their retirement savings, while others are canceling their contributions to their retirement accounts. In Kailey Hagen’s article appearing on www.fool.com, she explains the results of a recent TD Ameritrade survey highlighting five strategies workers are now considering to cut costs in retirement so they can afford to live comfortably on less money. Read Ms. Hagen’s article here…
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