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Don’t Want To Retire At 30? How To Retire On Time

March 8, 2016 Leave a Comment

We have covered on how to retire at age 30 and how to semi-retire in your 30s. Well, if you don’t want to retire or financially unable to retire at 30, then here is the guide for retiring normally in your 60s with enough money to live on, collected by Forbes personal finance writer Samantha Sharf. There are no get-rich quickly strategies in the guide, but you can apply some practical ways such as the need to start saving and where to start. You will find the answers to what to invest in your 401(k), what to do with target date fund, the fees for mutual fund and contribution limit. Take these practical steps to save for retirement right now in order to retire comfortably with enough money to last a lifetime. (forbes.com)

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