Baby boomers less ready to retire than prior generations. They've accumulated less net worth and have more debt. Learn about the details and action steps.
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Here's how much of your income you should be saving for retirement, depending on when you start via @cnbc https://t.co/4NqPw6WWyf #Sightlines@longevitycenter
Most of the people behind the troubling household financial numbers were once in our public schools. We have failed in teaching financial knowledge that translates to successful financial behaviors. Doing what we have always done with Financial Literacy will not work.
There is no "one size fits all" approach when it comes to #weightloss. However, research does support certain universal behaviors. #HarvardHealth#HealthyLiving https://t.co/jGSN091lB1
"As a result, the report noted, workers approaching retirement will either need to work beyond age 65, reduce their standard of living or do some combination of the two." - @SteveVernon1 for CBS Money Watch https://t.co/wLBjumIPPl
When asked to assess how the U.S. compares with their country of origin, 85% of Hispanics say the opportunity to get ahead is better in the U.S., with similar shares (74%) of Hispanics say the conditions for raising children are better in the U.S.
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“The reality is that as individuals and a country, we are #aging, and this doesn’t have to be seen as a crisis but rather as an opportunity” via @SCLSightlines@melissadewitte@LongevityCenter https://t.co/fAI3CZ4rcB
SCL releases it's Sightlines Special Report: Seeing Our Way to Financial
Security in the Age of Increased Longevity! We provide an updated, in-depth look at the nuances of financial trends in the US, and key points to consider to enact change. https://t.co/HnZztiuS7P
New report by Stanford Center on Longevity shows that Boomers face tough retirement choices -- work longer or reduce standard of living. Read about action steps.
https://t.co/gD9qiMoXa3