13 Money Lies You Should Stop Telling Yourself By Age 40
Though most of today's workers have already accepted the fact that they'll work well past the
And by 40, the pressure really starts to hit home.
Half of workers said they aren't prepared for retirement in a 2013 Employee Benefit Research Institute report. Less than 20 years ago, that figure was only 27%.
Who can blame them? We're barely over the recession and many Americans are in more debt and earning less than ever, while fixed costs like health care, housing, and college education only get higher.
To make matters worse, our own mindsets about growing old could be sabotaging our efforts to live well later in life. With the help of several experts, we've rounded up some of the most damaging money
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