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Sources for a little extra cash in retirement
While fewer jobs are offering pensions to help cover retirement costs and some are even canceling 401(k) matching contributions, some workers are struggling to set aside money for their futures right now. If you have concerns about your low 401(k) balance, there is good news. You may have income from some unexpected sources in retirement to help you cover the difference between what you have saved on your own and what you need. Kailey Hagen, a personal finance writer for the Motley Fool, writes about the three unexpected sources of retirement income and that most people can count on at least one of these sources for a little extra cash in retirement. Read Ms. Hagen article here…
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