Millennials are somewhat the "middle child" generation when it comes to saving for retirement. Although, on average, they began saving 10 years earlier than Baby Boomers, Gen Z started at the age of 19, which is 16 years earlier than the average baby boomer, and 6 years earlier than millennials.
As such, although they do have an edge over Boomers, they have to play catch-up vis a vis the Gen Zers. That's why in this episode of the podcast I talk with retired attorney and investment guy Dan Solin on what millennials can do to get to the retirement finish line successfully.
In this episode you will learn:
- Whether Retirement Should Be Your Investing Goal
- How Your Behavior Will Determine Whether You Reach Your Retirement Goals
- What "Consumer Smoothing" Is
- Whether Adjustable Rate Mortgages are Better Than Fixed Rate Ones
- Should You Pay Off, or Keep, Your Mortgage
Links & Resources
If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like:
- Episode 136: Starting Early on Retirement Savings
- Episode 145: Getting a Late Start on Retirement Planning
- Episode 101: Investment Strategies for When the Market Drops
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