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The Retirement Road Ahead for Baby Boomers…Not ahAll that Smooth
According to conclusions drawn by the Stanford Center on Longevity (SCL), the Baby Boomer population segment faces some white water in their retirement years. Citing a shortfall in accumulated wealth and the absence of discernible interest in shoring up their finances as they druft headlong into retirement, MoneyWatch’s Steve Vernon suggests that this group “will either need to work beyond age 65, reduce their standard of living or do some combination of the two.” Read his assessment of the situation here…
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