Tag: IRA

Autism Syndrome Person

If a 60-year-old baby boomer started saving consistently at the beginning of his career back in the 1980s, he would have some $364,000 in his 401(k)s and IRAs today. How much does he actually have? One-fourth of that, according to a new study from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College (CRR). One obvious…

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Abstract For most workers, 401(k)/IRA assets represent the main source of retirement savings outside of Social Security.  These accounts can generate significant wealth if workers contribute consistently from a young age, keep their money in their accounts, and minimize their investment fees.  However, most workers have 401(k)/IRA balances at retirement that are substantially below their…