Atlanta residents have a retirement ‘magic number’; many are far from it
Atlanta residents have a“ magic number” in mind when planning for their retirements, but many are having a tough time saving up. “We are seeing the effects of higher inflation on two fronts when it comes to retirement planning,” Ben Glassman, private wealth advisor and director of financial planning at Haven Wealth Advisors, told Northwestern Mutual in a press…
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