Paralysis is understandable: We’re living longer and being forced to assume more of the savings and investment burden, with little or no education on the subject or support.
“Nearly three-quarters of pre-retirees agree that they should be doing more to prepare for retirement, but 4 in 10 say they simply don’t know what to do,” says Prudential Investments’ 2016 Retirement Preparedness Study.
Take this to heart: You don’t need to know what you are doing to get started. Start saving, keep saving and learn as you go.
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