Late to Retirement Planning? 4 Strategies to Help You Catch Up to Your Peers.

There's been a financial retirement crisis in the United States for years. At age 65, the typical American has just $200,000 saved across their household. This crisis could get worse over the coming years as post-pandemic inflation has ballooned key living expenses, such as rent and groceries.

People must create a plan to save for retirement during their working years, and it's easier to start early, when the power of compounding has more time to work its magic on your nest egg. But what if you're starting late?

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