Retirement Savings on Track? How Much You Should Have by 50 and 55
Sure, it may be 10, 15, or 20 years away, but between 50 and 55 is a good time to take stock of your retirement savings and make adjustments if needed. Limited-time offer: Earn up to $1000 when you ...
Florida Politics
AARP Florida survey finds older Floridians anxious about costs, care and stability
Floridians aged 45 and older are deeply concerned about their financial future,” said Jeff Johnson, AARP Florida State ...
56 million Americans don't have access to a retirement plan at work — and Social Security may not be enough to keep them afloat as they age
Nearly half of Americans don't get retirement plans at work.
NBC New York
Most Americans think they know Social Security, AARP finds — but here's what they get wrong
A majority of Americans — 74% — say they are somewhat to very informed about how Social Security works, according to a new survey from AARP. Yet the results show they could stand to know more about ...
I was laid off at 60 with basically no retirement savings or real plan except for Social Security — how can I survive?
He was looking at two years before he could claim Social Security benefits — and a reduced benefit at that — and he had no ...
Hawk Central
Most Americans think Social Security won't be there for them. Are they right?
Three-quarters of American workers fear that promised Social Security benefits won’t be there when they retire, a new survey finds. Generations of workers have fretted about the future of Social ...
I was reckless and saved practically nothing for retirement. Now I’m 60 and laid off with no real plan except Social Security — how can I survive?
The average Social Security payment to retired workers is $2,006.69 per month, according to the Social Security ...
Most Americans think Social Security won't be there for them. Are they right?
Three-quarters of American workers fear Social Security won't be there for them when they retire, a new survey finds.