It is no secret that most Americans are woefully unprepared to meet their financial needs in retirement. Generous and reliable pension payments are a relic of history (to the extent that they existed at all), and there are very few private-sector employers that offer any kind of pension plan. Instead, workers bear personal responsibility for their retirement planning, and while many employers do offer 401k plans, many do not. (A 401k plan is the most common...
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