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Retiring unexpectedly can impact your retirement plans
According to the recent report from TIAA Institute, “Americans are retiring sooner than they expected and most retirees wish they had done a better job saving.” These findings confirm similar findings from two recent reports from the Employee Benefit Research Institute and the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, where American workers tend to retire around age 62. Daniel de Vise, writing for USA Today, reports on how Americans are retiring earlier than planned and their regrets. Read Mr. de Vise’s article here…
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