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Wells Fargo’s grim retirement planning reality: Some want to ‘die early’
Wells Farg‘so & Co.latest progress report on Americans’ saving for retirement paints a grim picture. The bank found that people over 50 have actually salted away less for retirement than their younger cohorts. A new survey question revealed that 22 percent of middle-class respondents said they would rather “die early” than not have enough money for a comfortable retirement, according to the fifth annual Wells Fargo Middle Class Retirement study…Read More
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