So, you've figured it out, right?
You're never going to get to retire.
There are articles like this one by Rachel Louise Ensign in the Money Section of WSJ which suggest that some seniors may need to keep working.
My scientific analysis of this situation tells me that the actual number is going to be much, much closer to "all" than "some".
And that's because inflation is raging, and jobs are in short supply, which means there are more applicants than jobs, which in turn means that when you do find a job, you'll be working for peanuts.
Don't get me wrong; peanuts are nutritious, and even though they are actually a legume, they're nutritionally similar to tree nuts.
No kidding.
And I'm also not kidding about my entire generation having the privilege of continuing to work for a very long time.
Now, experts in retirement sometimes suggest that you enter into retirement debt-free.
How to do that?
Let's talk.
