For many 50-year-olds, the magic number to retire feels like a moving target. If you plan on retiring at 65, you still have a decade or more to build the nest egg you’ll need to live comfortably.
But knowing where you stand today is the only way to plan for tomorrow. For some, a benchmark is confirmation that they are on track; for others, it’s a reminder to step up their efforts. Moreover, it could be a vital wake-up call.
