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Report: Pre-Retirees in Denial on Savings
From CNBC: Boomers in Denial About Retirement Savings Wells Fargo just released the results of its Retirement Fitness survey and looked hard at the investment habits of pre-retirees ages 50 to 59. What did they find? “There is a sense of denial among the pre-retirees,” said Lynne Ford, head of ...
Boomers in Denial About Retirement Savings
Boomers in Denial About Retirement Savings
cnbc.com — No doubt last year’s financial crisis dealt a body blow to many investors, but many Boomers approaching... retirement have yet to turn their reaction to last year’s events into action. (more) Boomers in Denial About Retirement Savings
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Rolfe Winkler — ... Pre-retirees in denial on savings (CalculatedRisk) Future generations (including mine) will look back in wonder at the 20-year retirements that were typical through the 80s/90s/00s. ...

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