Retirement - Some Retirement Data For Americans
There is now some enlightening data and statistics on American retirement planning (or lack of planning) Interesting Retirement Statistic #1 - Most Americans spend 19 years in retirement. I believe that number is growing rapidly with modern medicine and consumer education. Interesting Retirement Statistic #2 - Sadly only 70% of the employed in the United States who have 401K plans actually use the benefit. Interesting Retirement Statistic #3 - Under 65% of United States citizens have actually figured out home much they need for retirement. This is startling, as this information is critical for people to know if they want to enjoy a lifestyle even close to the one they presently have while employed.
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