Guide to retirement savings

How much do you need to save for retirement at 65?

You’ve been saving for retirement for quite some time, but you have more than a decade to go before you can finally step away from your full-time job. While it might feel far off, now is the time to evaluate how you’re doing with your savings plan and adjust if necessary. Many wonder how much is enough when it comes to their retirement, and as you near retirement age, those funds and your needs may have changed since you first started out. By taking the time to review your approach, you can be prepared for the road ahead.

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