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Planning to work into your 70s? You might want to, but…
With the changes that have evolved in the retirement landscape over the past few decades, with that dream of age 62 or age 65-67 being the end point dissipating for many people, many folks are adding years to their anticipated work life. If that’s the case for you, OK, but don;t lose sight of the importance to continue building a nest egg, Unexpected health issues, for example, could derail your longer range plan, and the extra cushion you had anticipated may not develop. The Pennyhoarder’s Lisa Rowan provides some thoughts on this matter in an article posted on www.thepennyhoarder.com. Check it out here…
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