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Thinking about Early Retirement
According to a 2014 Gallup poll, the average worker signs up for their Social Security benefits at 62 years old. However, in a separate study by Fidelity found that 55 percent of current retirees are at risk running out of money before the end of their lives. If you are having second thoughts about taking early retirement, the attached article reviews some factors to keep in mind in your decision whether a few more years of employment is worth the effort. Read article here…
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