Emily Rogers+FollowHow Does Your 401(k) Stack Up at 57?Ever wonder if your 401(k) is on track as you near retirement? The average 57-year-old has about $192K saved, but most people have less—so don’t stress if you’re not there yet. The real money hack? If you’re over 50, you can toss extra cash into your 401(k) with catch-up contributions. Even a few years of maxing out can give your nest egg a serious boost before you clock out for good. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowHow Does Your 401(k) Stack Up?Ever wonder how your retirement savings compare? The average 65-year-old American has about $577k in their 401(k), but the typical saver actually has closer to $187k. If you’re behind, don’t panic—there are still ways to catch up, like boosting your contributions, grabbing that employer match, or even picking up a side gig. The big shift? More folks are realizing it’s never too late to start padding that nest egg. Every little bit helps! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
Willie Morales+FollowAre Your Retirement Savings on Track at 58?Quick coffee break check-in: The average 58-year-old American has about $537K in retirement accounts, but most people actually have much less—around $185K. If your savings aren’t where you hoped, you’re not alone! The big shift? More folks are realizing they need to ramp up savings in their final working years. Now’s the time to bump up your 401(k) contributions, use catch-up options, and rethink your retirement timeline. Small tweaks now can make a big difference later! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady11Share
cody79+FollowRetirement Checklist: 4 Moves for BoomersThinking about clocking out for good soon? If you’re a Boomer eyeing retirement in the next few years, now’s the time to double-check your money game plan. Make sure you know what you’ll need each month, consider if you want to downsize or move, and dream up your post-work life (hobbies count!). Don’t forget to update your will and make sure your loved ones are covered. Planning ahead means less stress and more freedom to enjoy the good stuff! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady20Share
nkent+FollowHow Not to Sabotage Your 401(k) in Your 50sIf you’re in your 50s, your 401(k) can make or break your retirement dreams. The big mistake? Playing it too safe too soon. Many folks shift all their money into “safe” options and miss out on years of growth. Instead, think of your 401(k) like a slow-cooker—let it keep working for you! Also, don’t forget to bump up your contributions when you get a raise, and watch out for sneaky fees that eat into your future vacation fund. A little attention now can mean a lot more fun later! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowRetirement Money: Don’t Let It Slip Away!Quick coffee break tip: The SEC is waving a big red flag for anyone near or in retirement—scams and tricky investments are getting sneakier. If you (or your parents) are living off savings, now’s the time to double-check who can access your accounts, add a trusted contact, and actually read those statements. Don’t just chase returns—protect what you’ve already built. A little vigilance now can save a lifetime of headaches later! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
Emily Rogers+FollowHow Much Should You Have Saved by 62?Ever wonder how your retirement savings stack up? The average 62-year-old American has about $539K tucked away, but the gap between savers is huge. If you’re feeling behind, don’t panic—small moves like trimming subscriptions, upping your 401(k) game, or starting a side hustle can really add up. The real trick? Set clear goals and stash those windfalls. Even if you’re late to the party, there’s still time to boost your future comfort. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady49Share
Emily Rogers+FollowHow’s Your 401(k) Stacking Up at 58?Ever wonder if your retirement stash is on track? The average 58-year-old has about $258K in their 401(k), but most folks actually have way less—nearly 9 out of 10 have under $100K. If you’re feeling behind, you’re not alone! The good news: catch-up contributions and small lifestyle tweaks can still make a big difference. Time to check your savings and maybe up your game! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowHow Much Do Boomers Really Have Saved?Ever wonder how your retirement savings stack up? The average Boomer has about $250K in their 401(k), but most folks think they’ll need over $1 million to retire comfortably. With rising prices and longer lives, that gap feels real. The big shift: more Boomers are picking up side gigs or maxing out catch-up contributions to boost their nest egg. If you’re behind, small moves—like freelancing or tweaking your investments—can make a big difference! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady20Share
Diane Carter+FollowIs Your IRA on Track for Retirement?Ever wonder if your retirement savings stack up? The average 65-year-old American has about $251,400 in their IRA, but don’t stress if you’re below that—big accounts skew the average. What really matters is how you use what you’ve got. Think: stretching your dollars, cutting fees, and maybe delaying withdrawals. Retirement isn’t a one-size-fits-all deal, so focus on your plan, not the national scoreboard. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementReady00Share
