Financial instability among a large portion of retirees and those nearing retirement in America is closely linked to a high reliance on the 401(k) retirement plans. This has been evidenced by recent research. While these plans have their advantages, they have shown certain inadequacies, as many individuals are unable to save enough to maintain their lifestyle post-retirement….
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