In some ways, it’s easier to invest for retirement
in your 40s, 50s, and 60s. There’s a good chance you’ll
be earning more during these years. And, you’ll probably
have a better idea of how you want to spend your retirement — whether
you plan on moving to a new home, traveling, or pursuing
other interests. That means you can evaluate more accurately
how much income you’ll need to achieve your goals and
whether or not your current investments are likely
to provide that amount.
