76% of retirees regret not saving earlier, and 71% wish they'd saved more. Most retired at 57, with over half leaving the workforce sooner than planned. Mike Milligan breaks down why this happens and what younger workers can do now to avoid the same regrets.
76% of current retirees regret not starting to save earlier. 71% wish they had saved more. 3 out of 4. Let that sink in. These aren't people who failed at life. They're people who worked, raised families, paid mortgages, and got to retirement and looked back and said, I wish I'd started sooner. But here's the number nobody's talking about, and it's the one that changes everything. The average retiree in the study retired at the age of 57, and 52% retired earlier than they expected. Only 6% retired later. So today we're going deep. Why do retirees end up with regrets? What are young— younger workers getting wrong right now? And most importantly, what can you do about it today?
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