Almost half of those who retire at 65 could run out of money
The crisis is heightened for those without access to a 401(k), new research predicts Almost half of American households will run short of money in retirement if they stop working at 65, new research predicts, raising concerns about the financial health of the country as people live longer and have greater responsibility for their own retirement savings. That research, from the Morningstar Center for Retirement & Policy Studies, came from using a new simulation tool that looks at individual characteristics, healthcare...
