Though inflation is cooling off, it's far from tenable, and Americans are still struggling to get by as prices soar across many sectors. Unfortunately, the toll of inflation has caused many to put a.
You could fill a library with all the books, articles and studies devoted to saving for retirement and maximizing Social Security benefits, but you might not be able to fill a single shelf with those.
Retiring in the U.S. is an expense that many can't or fear they can't bear. On average, Americans will need 70%-80% of their pre-retirement income in order to comfortably afford retirement..
You've put in your time in the working world and saved up a healthy nest egg so that you can enjoy your golden years in retirement. But even if you've done everything right up until now, there are.
If you've managed to save $1 million for retirement, congratulations. Based on the average annual nondiscretionary expenditures in the United States for a single person, that money could last you for.