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Retire Rich by NOT Relying on Social Security
With Social Security replacing just 40 percent of pre-retirement income, it’s easy to state that a financially secure, even rich, retirement will require one to not count on the program alone. Saving and setting goals is the key according to Katie Brockman. She cites a report from the Insured Retirement Institute that states 45% of baby boomers have zero savings, and of those who do, more than one-quarter have less than $100,000 put away. Read full piece here.
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