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Why working longer is a risky plan - CNBC
More Americans are considering postponing retirement. According to a new survey from F&G Insurance Company, 70 percent of workers have thought about delaying their retirement date. Why? Almost half of the survey respondents cited “fears of not having enough money to retire.” Yet, over half of retirees end up leaving the workforce earlier than planned. Charlotte Morabito, reporting for CNBC, cautions retirees that relying on working longer to afford retirement is a risky plan. Read Ms. Morabito’s article here…
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