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Putting off retirement savings could cost you over $500,000 - USA TODAY

Let's say you're able to save $300 a month in a retirement account starting at age 35, and you end up retiring at 65. That gives you a 30-year window to accumulate wealth for your senior years. Read More
Amid retirement worries, putting away a portion of each paycheck is worthwhile - News-Press NOW

Gertsema’s main advice was to start saving as early as possible, and even use a financial plan. “I challenge anybody: If you make money, it’s very easy to be able to spend it,” Gertsema said. Read More
Retirement "Super Savers" Are Putting More Than 10% of Their Salaries Into Retirement Savings, and the Trend Is Only Growing - MSN

If you're close to retirement age and are looking to save beyond what an IRA or 401(k) will allow you to, you could look at CDs -- especially today, given how high rates have climbed. Read More
Here's where I'm putting my retirement savings first in 2025 - The News-Press

I don't want to worry about taxes in retirement. I like to start out the year by contributing the maximum to my Roth IRA. For most people, that's $7,000 if you're under 50 or $8,000 if you're 50 ... Read More
Putting off retirement savings could cost you over $500,000

That's more than 4.5 times the median retirement savings balance at age 65. And it's also a $525,000 difference compared to limiting your savings window to 30 years. You'll notice, too, that by saving ... Read More
Here's where I'm putting my retirement savings first in 2025 - Springfield News-Leader

I don't want to worry about taxes in retirement. I like to start out the year by contributing the maximum to my Roth IRA. For most people, that's $7,000 if you're under 50 or $8,000 if you're 50 ... Read More
Here's where I'm putting my retirement savings first in 2025

I don't want to worry about taxes in retirement. I like to start out the year by contributing the maximum to my Roth IRA. For most people, that's $7,000 if you're under 50 or $8,000 if you're 50 ... Read More
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