Americans are living longer, which is a great thing, especially if you have the money to afford a nice, long retirement.
A new study released by Wells Fargo and the Stanford University Center on Longevity called “Planning for the 30+ Year Retirement,” finds that the average age in retirement has gone up from 13 years in 1960 to 18 years in 1990 to 20 years in 2020.
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