3/31/2014 – Guess how much you need to save for health care in retirement? Wrong. It’s much more. (Washington Post)

Studies show that we all think we’re eating fewer calories than we really are, burning more calories during exercise than we really do, and, overall, are in better health than we actually are.

This little self-delusion doesn’t go away as we get older, according to the folks at Fidelity Investments, who recently released new data showing that 71 percent of the respondents to a survey they conducted “expect to have better-than-average health in retirement.”

Read the full article at The Washington Post.