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Investing, Personal Finance

“Nearly 40% of women over 35 regret not investing for retirement sooner”

“…That’s according to Fidelity’s 2022 Money Moves study, in which 36% of older women — defined in the survey as women 36 and older — said that their biggest financial mistake was “waiting too long to start saving for retirement.”

Fidelity surveyed 2,015 American adults 18 and older who have investment accounts. The results were then divided up between respondents 18 to 35 and those 36 and older…”

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/03/young-women-are-investing-a-decade-earlier-than-their-older-peers.html

If you’re 35 most likely 401k and all that other stuff is not going to be there when you retire. Everyone I talk to I tell them not to invest in such things unless they want to be left holding the short end of the stick. U.S. debt is to high. Save for retirement yes but not with pensions or 401k. The U.S. government is not going to make good on its debt. When it falls through don’t fall through with them

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