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Only 34% of Americans Have Planned Their Income Beyond Age 80. A $1 Million 401(k) Could Still Leave a Retiree Guessing About the Final 15 Years

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Most people have some idea of how they’ll pay their bills in their 60s. Far fewer have thought about what happens if they live another 20 or 30 years.
A Guardian Life survey of 2,082 U.S. adults found that 48% have planned for income in their 60s, but just 34% have considered how they’ll support them

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