From Baby Boomers over age 50 who have been part of the workforce for several decades to Millennials in their twenties who are relatively new to the working world, Americans of all generations share a dream: to live comfortably later in life, with the lifestyle they desire, free from worries about running out of money.
Indeed, one reason people spend so much of their lives working is to earn money not only to meet their needs and wants today, but also to build a nest egg of savings they eventually can use during retirement.
Growing and protecting that nest egg is important, whether you plan to retire soon, decades from now or perhaps not at all. Here financial planning experts from the Financial Planning Association offer suggestions for how to go about it:
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