Here's What Saving $300 a Month Over 40 Years Could Do for Your Retirement
The results may surprise you.
Overview
There's a reason workers are advised to save well for retirement. If you earn an average paycheck, Social Security might replace about 40% of it once you retire -- assuming that benefits aren't subject to cuts.
It's common for retirees to need about 70% to 80% of their former income to live comfortably, which is why Social Security often isn't enough. So if you want to avoid financial struggles, you may need to prioritize retirement savings.
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