The majority of millennials are in their 30s and have set pretty lofty retirement savings goals. How much Americans in their 401(k)s by age, per Fidelity.
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People in their 30s may be a long way off from their retirement savings goals, but they have plenty of time to get on track. On average, Americans say they’ll need around $1.46 million saved up to retire comfortably, according to Northwestern Mutual’s “2024 Planning and Progress” study. And for millennials, the majority of whom are in their 30s, that number is a little over $1.6 million. However, many in their 30s have much less than that saved.
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Generation X is going to have a tougher time reaching their retirement savings goals than other generations, although they’re not the only generation that hasn’t adequately planned for retirement. Find out why Gen X in particular is falling short: https://bit.ly/3thFjHI #GenX
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Generation X is going to have a tougher time reaching their retirement savings goals than other generations, although they’re not the only generation that hasn’t adequately planned for retirement. Find out why Gen X in particular is falling short: https://bit.ly/3thFjHI #GenX
For Gen X, a 'dream retirement' is a long shot
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Generation X is going to have a tougher time reaching their retirement savings goals than other generations, although they’re not the only generation that hasn’t adequately planned for retirement. Find out why Gen X in particular is falling short: https://bit.ly/3thFjHI #GenX
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Generation X is going to have a tougher time reaching their retirement savings goals than other generations, although they’re not the only generation that hasn’t adequately planned for retirement. Find out why Gen X in particular is falling short: https://bit.ly/3thFjHI #GenX #retirementsavings #retirementplanning
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