Retirement is something many Americans plan decades for in hopes of achieving. Sadly, only 40% of Americans aged 61 to 65 are ready for retirement, according to a recent report from Vanguard. The rest of the people in their 60s will largely depend on Social Security to make ends meet in retirement.
Falling short of financial security in your 60s is concerning, but there’s often still time to recover. Here are four ways to get on track for retirement if you’re in your 60s.
