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    3 Strikes Against Women in Retirement

    by Lorraine Ell, CEO, Investment Adviser Representative, Better Money Decisions Sep 05, 2018 3 minutes

    More than 6 in 10 Americans don't know how much money they'll need to retire, a recent Bankrate.com study found. While Millennials are the most likely to be perplexed (69%), this isn't just a problem for the young: Nearly 60% of Baby Boomers weren't sure how much money they need to save to successfully retire.

    A few years back, a client, whom I'll call Emily, came to me wanting to know if she could retire at age 65. She had some savings and an inheritance from her father but was still paying off a large mortgage. She worked in a

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