- 26% of all Americans in the 46 to 64-year-old age bracket have no personal savings whatsoever.
- One survey that covered all American workers found that 46% of them have less than $10,000 saved for retirement
- A Pew Research survey found that half of all Baby Boomers say that their household financial situations have deteriorated over the past year(s)
- According to a survey conducted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, "60 percent of American workers said the total value of their savings and investments is less than $25,000".
What does all this mean? It means baby-boomers aren't financially prepared to retire. There are thousands of baby-boomers who are going against all odds and retiring offshore, in luxury. The web site: Forgot to Save for Retirement.com Now What? is five years old this year. The site is celebrating with an upcoming Book on retiring on less than $1000 a month, offshore of course. Visit the site and learn how hundreds of thousands of baby-boomers are retiring in luxury, in spite of financially concerns. We'll keep you updated on the new book and will let you know when it's published.
