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Older Americans and Financial Mistakes
Making prudent financial decisions for retirement is fraught with difficulties. And yet, despite that knowledge, retirees and preretirees continue to behave the same way when it comes to money — they continue to make the same mistakes and decisions that put them in harm’s way.
Or at least so says academicians, researchers and authors who were among those that gathered here to discuss the future of what’s called “life-cycle” investing….
