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As someone who has reviewed hundreds of retirement-related studies, I admit to being quite jaded with respect to retirement statistics: Various versions of “people are not saving enough”, with no one telling me what I do not already know. However, I have to admit these figures – excerpted from pbs.org – caught even me off guard. See if you are as shocked as I was by these five statistics:
1. 30%
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