Conventional wisdom says that you should start saving for retirement early in life, ideally in your 20s when you start working your real job. But real jobs don’t always come in a person’s 20s and real life often steps in between, leaving plenty of people without any sort of retirement as they approach their 50s.[…]
Photo By: Pixabay We all like to try to live a frugal lifestyle, but it seems that the baby boomer generation is far more frugal than any of us. As Allianz Life points out in their Generations Ahead Study, “Whether it’s their patience in waiting for a sale or their view that saving for retirement[…]
Even if you are in your twenties, still paying student loans and living paycheck to paycheck, it is not too early to think about retirement. It might seem that you are in a different era of your life, but saving is a matter of habit, and good habits formed in your youth are the ones[…]