By Taylor Mallory
Whether you’re just starting out or have been in the workplace for decades, if you haven’t already started planning for retirement, the time to start is now. Consider this: To save $1 million by age 65, you’d need to invest only $275 a month if you start at age 25 (at an 8 percent annual return). Starting toward this goal at age 45, you’d need $1,600 a month – or $4,800 a month if you delay until age 55.
While earlier is better when it comes to planning your retirement, it’s never too late to start – or to get serious about it. Social Security and a 401(k) won’t be enough to support the kind of lifestyle most women would like to maintain in retirement.
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