<p>Can someone retire with $400,000 in a 401(k) if they’re single and over 60? Should we be concerned with the current number of American households in which at least 25% of the income comes from the government? And what is going on with the multitude of over 1,400 CEOs announcing their departures? David Brooks has answers to these questions in today’s Q & A episode.</p>

Can someone retire with $400,000 in a 401(k) if they’re single and over 60? Should we be concerned with the current number of American households in which at least 25% of the income comes from the government? And what is going on with the multitude of over 1,400 CEOs announcing their departures? David Brooks has answers to these questions in today’s Q & A episode.

<p>Can someone retire with $400,000 in a 401(k) if they’re single and over 60? Should we be concerned with the current number of American households in which at least 25% of the income comes from the government? And what is going on with the multitude of over 1,400 CEOs announcing their departures? David Brooks has answers to these questions in today’s Q &amp; A episode.</p>

Ep 103. Retiring as a Single 60 Year Old

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