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Benzinga
Benzinga
Business
Adrian Volenik

Her Retirement Advisor Told Her To Save Less For The Future And Enjoy Life More. Should She Listen To This Advice?

The “Forgotten Middle” Of Retirement

A 37-year-old woman recently turned to Reddit’s r/personalfinance for help after a workplace retirement advisor told her to stop saving so much for retirement and start enjoying her life more.

She makes $54,000 a year, has no debt, and is single with no plans for marriage or dual income. She rents, doesn’t expect to afford a home anytime soon, and maxes out her Roth IRA while also contributing 23% of her income to her 401(k). Her current retirement savings sit at $198,000, and she has an additional $30,000 in a high-yield savings account.

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