By age 67, you'll need 10 times your salary, according to one investment firm -- a more aggressive target than it had previously recommended.
The Post explains the details, here.
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apropos of Jeff's post yesterday about Homo Lex, it seems that we could use new systems to help people save for retirement, since the average American has nothing close to 10x of their salary saved at retirement.
Posted by: Matthew Bruckner | Tuesday, January 19, 2016 at 10:03 PM