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Retirement Planning: Absence of Knowledge can Hurt
With 80% of the respondents in the 2020 edition of the American College of Financial Services Center for Retirement Income survey failing the 38-question retirement literacy quiz, it becomes clear that there is a strong need for education across a wide swath of future retirees. Other highlights of the survey results are discussed in a post by Forbes contributor Steve Parrish, which you can access here. If you’d like to examine the results of the study on detail, click here…
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