However, it turns out that Millennials (born between 1981-1996), are more committed to preparing for the future than other demographic age groups. A study compiled by Pew Research Centeri found that Millennials tend to have more in retirement savings plans than Gen- Xers did at the same age.

While divorce certainly throws a wrench into your retirement plans (maybe you won’t buy that sailboat), it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re going to have to spend your retirement eating grocery store ramen. You can take steps now to rebuild your retirement savings.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down, changing the way we think about work, health, and financial security. According to research from The New Schooli, almost 3 million Americans between the ages of 55-70 are expected to retire early because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Have you ever been bemoaning your financial affairs with friends or family, and said, “I wish they would have taught us about student loan debt/how interest works/budgeting (insert financial term here)”? You're not alone.