Taylor Tepper - Forbes Advisor
A year has come and gone since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States in March 2020, upending all of our lives.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans have lost their lives, millions have lost their jobs and practically every kid (and parent) in America has endured school at home for months on end. Weâve changed how we work, how we shop and how we socialize.
But thereâs one thing that hasnât changed: retirement. Despite concerns that folks might raid their 401(k)s or companies would axe benefits en masse, most workers saved for retirement in 2020 much as they would any other year.