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The Senior Citizens League says if you’d retired in the year 2000 with a total income of $100,000, you’d now need $156,000 to be able to afford the same standard of living. That’s thanks to inflation, which – by the way – has been rising much faster than usual lately. We’d like to think that we’ll be able to replace our current income in retirement, but it appears we’re losing ground. What’s the answer? Hear Steve explain!
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By Steve Hoyl5
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The Senior Citizens League says if you’d retired in the year 2000 with a total income of $100,000, you’d now need $156,000 to be able to afford the same standard of living. That’s thanks to inflation, which – by the way – has been rising much faster than usual lately. We’d like to think that we’ll be able to replace our current income in retirement, but it appears we’re losing ground. What’s the answer? Hear Steve explain!
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.