Monthly Archives: July 2016

Millennials are not saving at all, let alone saving enough for retirement. They have been turned off to saving by the materialism of their elders’ cultural values. Millennials cannot be sufficiently motivated to think about retirement. Reports and surveys about Millennials and their interest in planning for their financial future are plentiful. Most finish with conclusions similar to those above.

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With the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Standard & Poor’s 500 near all-time highs and prices for quality bonds equally high, it would seem that retirement account values are likely to decline. This is a difficult place for Baby Boomers (or anyone else) having retired or nearing the event. The natural reaction, and the advice some would offer, is to avoid the […]