Tips that ordinary people can use to find their personal retirement numbers - Yahoo!
U.S. workers aren’t saving enough for retirement. The annual Retirement Confidence Survey found that: “More than half of workers report they have less than $25,000 in total savings and investments, including 29 percent who have less than $1,000.” Planning for retirement can be overwhelming; people get bogged down in the minute details and give up. So what is the correct amount Americans should be saving for retirement? Andrew Lisa writing for GOBankingRates asked the financial experts for tips that ordinary people can use to find their retirement numbers. Read Mr. Lisa’s article here…
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