This is the best age to start saving for retirement, study finds
According to a report by the Milken Institute, the average age for young adults to start their pension savings is 25 years old. Taking the cost of living in the United States and other factors as a reference, the experts point out that by starting at the age of 25 with a weekly investment of 100 dollars, with an annual yield of 7%, the amount of savings could reach 1…
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