Don't Let Bad Timing Be Your Biggest Retirement Mistake
by David Nicholas, Investment Adviser Representative, President, Founder, Nicholas Wealth Management
Jan 20, 2020
3 minutes
Despite cautionary tales you might hear about how Americans are failing at saving for retirement, plenty of people get it right.
They work hard and start saving early. They make the most of 401(k) and other investment accounts, and they accumulate as much as they can in a diversified portfolio.
Unfortunately, for some, that won't be enough, because if they don't take the proper steps to protect their money, they still could run short in retirement.
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