Create Retirement-Planning Decisions That You Won’t Regret Later

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While most people look forward to the day they retire, many fail to prepare for it. Without the proper decisions and preparation, there could be a lot of regrets later and no way to go back and do it over. Many retirees say they wish they had committed more time to better financial planning.

One survey, according to FoxBusiness, revealed that 85 percent of retirees surveyed said they wished they had the opportunity to go back and plan better. They found that some things altered their retirement planning that they had not counted on in their younger days, such as inflation and fluctuations in the market.

Regret Number One: Failed to Save Enough Money

The biggest regret among retirees is not having enough money put away for retirement. They wished they had started saving sooner or putting more into savings than they did.