Work longer or reduce your standard of living – or do some combination of the two. These are the hard choices facing most working boomers as they transition out of the workforce and into retirement. The fact is, most boomer workers haven’t accumulated sufficient savings to retire full-time at age 65 and meet the goals that financial advisors commonly express for retirement income, according to a recent report from the Stanford Center on Longevity (SCL). This report analyzes boomers’ assets, debts, and the amounts they’re saving for retirement. Let’s take a look.
Source: Boomers’ Retirement Reality Requires Careful Planning