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Self-employed individuals still need to save for retirement
The self-employed can be their own worst enemies when it comes to retirement planning. About 40 percent of self-employed Americans are not saving regularly for retirement, compared with 12 percent of those who work for others, according to a TD Ameritrade Inc. survey released Tuesday. Even worse, 28 percent of the self-employed are not saving for retirement at all, compared with 10 percent of traditional workers, the online survey of 2,014 U.S. residents found. About 1,507 of those surveyed were self-employed. Read more…
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