Retirement planning mistakes to avoid - Investopedia
The fear of running out of money or being unable to afford necessary expenses in retirement can be overwhelming. If you have retirement anxiety, several coping mechanisms can help you not to feel so overwhelmed. The first and most important mechanism is to have a solid retirement plan. Yes, it is doable, even if you are not working with a financial professional. However, as Beverly Bird, writing for Investopedia, outlines in her article, individuals can manage retirement anxiety by avoiding the six most common retirement planning errors that can derail their future. Read Ms. Bird’s article here…
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