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Your Greatest Risk to a Secure Retirement: Living Longer
Living beyond 90 will be the norm for millions of U.S. workers, government estimates show. Yet most workers say they would like to retire before age 65. Although living longer can be a blessing, it also means that an increasing number of retirees may run out of money during their lifetime, placing a big financial burden on their families and society. It’s important to hedge this risk rather than ignore it. Read More…
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