You spend your working years building wealth and putting yourself in a position to live off a comfortable retirement income. However, once you reach age 65 (or more accurately, age 67 or even 70), it becomes less about growing your money and more about how to preserve it — in other words, how to avoid outliving your savings and investments. Instead of working longer, you could try saving smarter, no matter your economic situation or social class.
For You: Here’s How Much You Need To Retire With a $100K Lifestyle
