What do retirees fear the most?

It’s not death.¹ 

It’s running out of money.¹ 

And guess what retirees’ biggest regret usually is?

It’s not saving enough for retirement.¹  

How can you possibly address both in one move?

By having the right retirement plan — and by knowing what it takes to live on your nest egg’s returns, instead of the principal.² The body content of your post goes here.

Wherever you’re at in your retirement planning journey, it can get overwhelming from time to time. Big numbers, real fears, and the uncertainty of the future can make it challenging to stay the course. If we know how the numbers break down, though, it can be easier to take it one step at a time. And it could put us on track for less painful, smarter retirement planning.

Retirement planning and savings doesn’t have to trip you up. And you don’t have to give up entirely on it if you’re gone off track or lost sight of what it’ll take to get back on course. Seeing it all breakdown into some key numbers can be the answer. It can also give you a new way to think about your retirement and make life better when you get there.²

Sources

1. https://www.axios.com/2023/06/03/us-retirement-wealth-income

2. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/15/savings-you-need-to-earn-80k-90k-100k-in-interest-for-retirement.html