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The pandemic has been a catalyst for many workers rethinking their retirement plans. Millions decided to retire earlier than they planned because they did not see a way back into the labor market. Millions more are wondering what strategies they should employ to keep their retirement accounts afloat.
You should start by considering the complex machine that makes all your savings decisions: your brain.
Kristina Wallender is chief experience officer at Human Interest, a leading 401(k) account provider for small to medium-sized businesses. Her mission is to create a more empowered world by helping … Read full bio
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