
The Paradox of Youth and Retirement Planning They claimed that saving for retirement is the best and easiest thing they have ever done and that they never missed the money because they started so young. They shared that they began saving for retirement at 18 and are now 49, earning the national average income, and will have retirement options by the time they turn 57. In a world where time is scarce, a savvy user sheds light on the golden rule of financial wisdom. In a recent online forum, users discussed whether they should save money for retirement.


With the burden of student debt and the desire to enjoy life in the present, saving for retirement or investing in a home can often take a back seat. As people reach their 20s, financial planning for the future becomes more important than ever.
